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CORKMAN PUB DEMO PROMPTS TOUGH NEW PROTECTION LAWS

Victoria is promising developers big fines and potential jail time for illegal demolition, following the destruction of Carlton’s beloved Corkman Irish Pub. Premier Daniel Andrews’ Government will this week introduce legislation allowing the Courts to seriously penalise developers performing illegal building works. The laws will see offenders face up to five years’ prison, individuals fined […]

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NO BULL FOR DYLDAM TO DEMO HERITAGE PUB

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

The historic and sprawling Bull & Bush Hotel will see the wrecking ball, after Council voted in favour of Sydney-based developer Dyldam’s plans to demolish it and build three residential towers. The corner site of Windsor and Seven Hills Roads saw a hotel first built in 1810, known as The Lamb & The Lark. It

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FEARS FOR ADELAIDE HERITAGE PUB ‘THE CRANKER’

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

As anger rages over one illegal demolition, Adelaide’s famous Crown & Anchor is under threat beneath the spectre of a $50 million development next door by its new owner. South Australian developer Karidis Corporation purchased the heritage-listed hotel, established in 1853, from Adelaide pub operators Fahey Group. Karidis Corporation already owns the land adjacent to

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DESIGNING FOR EFFICIENCY, DIFFERENTIATION AND LONG-TERM

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

Con Cayas is a veteran of hospitality design, boasting over 20 years’ experience in the Queensland marketplace. He moved from director and partner at a mid-sized Brisbane practice and founded Cayas Architects back in 2009, and worked in projects throughout Australia in retail, residential, commercial and hospitality. Cayas wrote to PubTIC, offering his perspective on

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LOCALS CHOOSE GRUMPY OVER IRIS’ REBUILD OF HURLSTONE PARK HOTEL

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

Locals in Hurlstone Park are complaining about a Canterbury Council decision to allow Iris Capital to construct a mixed use six-storey apartment complex on the site of the old Grumpy’s Hotel. Iris bought Grumpy’s in 2014 for $11 million, and in time submitted plans to demolish the pub to build the multi-level ‘Wattle Hill’ development.

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UPDATE: LONDON HOTEL FAILS HERITAGE APPLICATION

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

A 139-year-old pub in Port Melbourne has lost another battle in the attempt to save it from the wrecking ball. Plans by the freehold owner, a development company owned by Gary Busuttil, to demolish the pub to construct residential apartments have been fought by local residents, the Port Melbourne Historical and Preservation Society, and Council.

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COUNCIL ACROBATICS BUT LONDON HOTEL MAY STILL FALL

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

An old but ‘not heritage enough’ pub in Port Melbourne faces an uncertain future, as authorities quibble over whether or not to protect it from redevelopment. The London Hotel was built in 1861, and has had many embellishments to produce the art-deco styled building overlooking Port Phillip Bay at Port Melbourne. It recently came to

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REDCAPE GOES TO COURT OVER NEW EASTWOOD HOTEL REJECTION

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

Redcape Hotel Group and management of the Eastwood Hotel are taking Ryde Council to court over denied plans to build a new adjacent hotel. The Eastwood is a prominent corner landmark of the western Sydney suburb, and the Group submitted plans to construct a new $7 million venue to be known as the Red Lantern

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MALONEY’S HEART OF BONDI REVIVED

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

One of Australia’s most famous pubs is undergoing a major overhaul and the completed Phase 1 ushers in a “fresh new look and feel”. The historic Hotel Bondi was built in 1919, and stands vigil over the world famous Bondi Beach and its thriving Campbell Parade hospitality strip. After four decades under the expert hand

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‘THE EDGY’ BACK ON THE BRINK OF NOWHERE

Redevelopment / Clyde Mooney

A troubled Victorian heritage pub is again under threat as local stakeholders refuse to compromise on making its restoration commercially viable. The Mentone Hotel – colloquially known as ‘The Edgy’ due to its former moniker of the Edgewater Hotel – closed in late 2014 when no new operator could be found. Built 1887, it is

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GASO CLASH: LANDLORD-TENANT FEUD ERUPTS AFTER LEASE SALE

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Redevelopment

CORKMAN PUB DEMO PROMPTS TOUGH NEW PROTECTION LAWS

NO BULL FOR DYLDAM TO DEMO HERITAGE PUB

FEARS FOR ADELAIDE HERITAGE PUB ‘THE CRANKER’

DESIGNING FOR EFFICIENCY, DIFFERENTIATION AND LONG-TERM

LOCALS CHOOSE GRUMPY OVER IRIS’ REBUILD OF HURLSTONE PARK HOTEL

UPDATE: LONDON HOTEL FAILS HERITAGE APPLICATION

COUNCIL ACROBATICS BUT LONDON HOTEL MAY STILL FALL

REDCAPE GOES TO COURT OVER NEW EASTWOOD HOTEL REJECTION

MALONEY’S HEART OF BONDI REVIVED

‘THE EDGY’ BACK ON THE BRINK OF NOWHERE

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