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‘Opportunistic’ application to increase housing density on leafy Bedford Street rejected by council

Published by PerthNow · Australia 1 h ago

A controversial development proposal to escalate housing density on a quiet Nedlands street has been rejected after local residents raised concerns over suburban character and…

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