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TasTAFE precinct redevelopment back on the agenda, with strings attached. Discover the latest on the amended development plan for the hotel in Launceston's reUNION District. Will the changes satisfy council requirements?
Tasmania. TasTAFE Launceston redevelopment: DA lodged for Stage 1 of reUNION Precinct. More than a year after a Tasmanian developer revealed his $65–$70m hotel precinct plans for a disused, heritage-listed TasTAFE, the matter is formally progressing. See the latest update. Alex Treacy. follow. @humidityreport. less than 2 min read.
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Nov 17, 2023 · Under the now-approved first stage, the heritage-listed TasTAFE buildings at 10–16 Wellington St would be refitted and expanded to include 14 boutique one, two, three and four-bedroom apartments ...
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Alex Treacy. @humidityreport. 2 min read. October 20, 2022 - 6:00AM. The historic TasTAFE campus at 10-16 Wellington St, Launceston, is set for a $50m redevelopment into a luxury mixed-use precinct. Picture: Alex Treacy. Launceston. Don't miss out on the headlines from Launceston. Followed categories will be added to My News.
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Apr 14, 2024 · The redevelopment of the old TasTAFE precinct in Launceston is back on the council agenda, however its approval will come with some strings attached. Journalist at The Examiner, covering local ...
News. Launceston. TasTAFE Launceston, 10-16 Wellington St, to be redeveloped. A heritage-listed TasTAFE campus is set for a stunning facelift, with plans unveiled for a luxury, mixed-use precinct featuring an art hotel, bars and restaurants, office space and residential units. Alex Treacy. follow. @humidityreport. 2 min read.
Why the public has no confidence in the planning system in Launceston. Learn about the contentious redevelopment of the old TasTAFE building and the community's loss of faith in the planning system in Launceston.
