This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
THE City of Port Phillip has acquired a commercial site in Fishermans Bend for $38.8 million, currently occupied by Australia Post.
The 1,500sqm site at 509 Williamstown Road sits adjacent to the North Port Oval and is occupied by Australia Post’s Port Melbourne Business Centre, which is set to move nearby.
The Port Phillip Council is set to use the site for public space and a modern sport and broader recreation facility, following community consultation. With feedback to be sought out from residents and stakeholders including local sporting groups.
“This future-proofing investment will allow the Fishermans Bend community to enjoy sport, walk their dogs or simply relax under a tree,” said Heather Cunsolo, mayor of the city of Port Phillip.
“We want to create a special space that helps Australia’s largest urban renewal project live up to its amazing potential.”
Meanwhile, Australia Post and Myer have just announced a new three-year strategic partnership to further enhance Myer’s online customer experience.
With Australia Post to become the primary eCommerce fulfilment partner for Myer, covering the majority of the department store’s online orders.
This will include providing Myer eCommerce customers over 4,700 collection points across the country.
“Myer is a valued and long-term partner of Australia Post and the extension and expansion of our carrier services contract underscores our mutual commitment to delivering world-class service for Myer customers,” said Gary Starr, executive general manager of parcel, post and ecommerce services at Australia Post.
“This agreement will ensure that Myer eCommerce customers continue to benefit from both delivery speed and certainty when they shop online.
