29.04.2014 | Central Barangaroo Invitation
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- Thursday, 17 April 2014
- By WBPA
Public consultation event: Planning application to modify the Concept Plan
Central Barangaroo will be the heart of Barangaroo, combining cultural and creative attractions with open and active spaces, apartments, shops, restaurants and offices.
Located between the new headland park and Barangaroo South, Central Barangaroo is the final part of Barangaroo to be fully defined.
Barangaroo Webcam.
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- Monday, 03 March 2014
- By WBPA
This is the best way to be visually up-to-date with the progress of Barangaroo development.
Visit this Link on Barangaroo's website
Walsh Bay makes Dawes Point the best place to live in Sydney
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- Monday, 03 March 2014
- By WBPA
By Stephen Nicholls, National Domain Editor
It's official: the tiny inner-city suburb of Dawes Point is the No.1 ranked place to live in Sydney.
This year's Domain Property Guide in The Sun-Herald, which values more than 600 Sydney suburbs, puts Dawes Point in top place because of the exclusive Walsh Bay development.
21.02.2014 | Returning the Harbour
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- Friday, 21 February 2014
- By WBPA
Today at Barangaroo a large green crane barge (known as BPL1) removed the northern cornerstone (caisson) from the old wharf. The removal of this caisson now gives way to the new naturalistic headland and sandstone foreshore.
The caissons were the concrete edge of the former container port and have been cut underwater by a specialised wire cutting process and then removed by the crane barge. Once removed, the concrete caissons have been crushed and the materials are being used to help build the park.
CATALYST Dance Masterclass 2013
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- Tuesday, 04 February 2014
- By WBPA
The Accessible Arts Catalyst Dance Masterclass Series 2013 was held at Bangarra Studio/Theatre at Walsh Bay in August and September.
Facilitated by three of Australia’s leading choreographers, Sue Healey, Dean Walsh and Philip Channells, Masterclasses were tailored to dancers with and without physical or sensory disability, and to dancers with mental illness or acquired brain injury. Each choreographer ran one of the three Masterclasses in a progressive skills development process.
GLIMPSES FROM THE WORKSHOP WITH SUE HEALEY
For more info Visit the CATASYST website HERE
