Woollahra's Antique Jewellery Scene Faces a Shift
Anne Schofield Antiques in Woollahra updates its website, showing changes. The antique jewellery market is growing.
#AntiqueJewellery, #Woollahra, #SydneyAntiques, #MarketTrends, #AnneSchofield
https://newsletter.tf/woollahra-antique-shop-changes-market-growth/
A well-known antique jewellery shop in Woollahra, Anne Schofield Antiques, has updated its website. This shows the shop is still active. The market for old jewellery is growing well.
#AntiqueJewellery, #Woollahra, #SydneyAntiques, #MarketTrends, #AnneSchofield
https://newsletter.tf/woollahra-antique-shop-changes-market-growth/
*grabs popcorn* *leans back*
🍿🍿🍿 #woollahra #housing
Asbestos 'used as fill
"The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) closed Neilson Park's Shark Beach in the city's east known for its "sublime views and several spacious picnic areas" in early 2022, after its 100-year-old seawall was damaged in a 2016 storm."
"There was the need to remove 3,600 tonnes of asbestos contaminated building material and soil which had been used as fill under the old seawall."
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-17/sydney-nielsen-park-shark-beach-closed-ongoing-seawall-repair/102979078
#Sydney #Woollahra #NeilsonPark #beach #asbestos
SMH: ‘I’m a Liberal, but ...’: Development divides party in Sydney’s east
> The Liberal mayor of Woollahra is demanding the state government reverse its “dreadful” decision to strip councillors of the power to decide on major developments and says voters should take the issue into account at the polling booth this weekend.
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