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This suburb’s residents fight for their last patch of undeveloped open space

Schiavello seeks to develop 27 hectares of flood-prone creek-front land zoned industrial, facing 104 resident objections and council opposition over environmental and amenity concerns.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Two councils and more than 100 residents have teamed up to block a proposal to turn Point Cook’s last major undeveloped site into an industrial park.

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This suburb’s residents fight for their last patch of undeveloped open space

Two councils and more than 100 residents have teamed up to block a proposal to turn Point Cook’s last major undeveloped site into an industrial park.

·Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
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