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THE LOCAL FILE

Applecross

6153 · City of Melville

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A high-interest riverside suburb where apartment, short-stay and infill proposals can materially affect local character, traffic and visitor activity.

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The decisions, projects and deadlines most likely to matter locally. Historical items are retained for context and are not confirmation of the current status.

Deadline · Closes 10 & 16 Sep 2026

Two Applecross applications are open for comment

The City is advertising a three-storey house at 16 Carron Road until 16 September and alterations to a house at 107A Matheson Road until 10 September.

WHY IT MATTERS

The proposals are modest compared with major redevelopment, but they are live statutory opportunities for nearby owners to review plans and comment on relevant planning impacts.

WHAT TO DO

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City of Melville

Watch · Application tracked Aug 2026

Six-storey unhosted short-stay proposal enters the Applecross file

A DAP application proposes six-storey unhosted short-stay accommodation at 5A/B Macrae Road.

WHY IT MATTERS

The scale and visitor-accommodation use make this more consequential than a routine house application, with potential questions around built form, access, parking and local amenity.

WHAT TO DO

Historical record. Recheck the original source for the current status before acting.

Interested in the full story? Read it at the original source.

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