Friday, December 31, 2010

Circus Olympia Coming To Point Cook Town Centre

Good news for circus fans as Circus Olympia is visiting Point Cook to entertain Point Cook and neighbouring residents. Circus Olympia is a family owned traditional variety spectacle working in conjunction with The Great Siberian Circus, featuring amazing circus artists from around the globe (Russia, Switzerland, Portugal, Kazakhstan) and also some of the up and coming new performing talent Australia has to offer.

If you are a fan of animal circus show, there is also fabulous Australia mixed farmyard animal review show that displays the talents of miniature horses, donkeys, Scottish highland cattle and British Alpine goats. Skittles the clown and his performing Indian runner ducks have to be seen to be believed, and of course the princess of the circus, Belle the amazing trick pony, is presented by Australia's very own Carlos Gasser.

Where: Point Cook Town Centre.
When: Friday, 31 December 2010 until Sunday 16 January 2011.

The show times are at 11am and 7.30pm (Tuesday - Saturday) and 11am and 5pm (Sunday)

The tickets are fairly inexpensive, only $25 for adult and $15 for child. There is a family package for only $65 (2 adults and 2 children)

For more information visit the official website.

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Dunnings Road Duplication To Cater Traffic Volumes

Another major road project is in progress to improve mobility and access for Point Cook residents. The duplication of Dunnings Road between Palmers Road and Juniper Avenue will see an extra lane added to the section of Dunnings Road that will help relieve current road congestion and improve safety to the central Point Cook area. The duplication will end at Palmers Road therefore providing easier access to the freeway.

The project has started since late November 2010, and is expected to be finished by April 2011 with total cost $1.5 million.

Point Cook Tourist / Local Attractions

Tourist / local attractions in Point Cook:

Paragon at Point Cook, New Estate Is Coming

This morning, I rode my bike to Point Cook homestead cafe, and on my way to get there, I noticed a new billboard standing in the Point Cook Homestead Rd to tell a new estate is coming to Point Cook. It is Paragon at Point Cook. The estate is just next to Saltwater Coast. We couldn't find the information office yet, probably they are still preparing it.

I forgot to take a picture of the billboard. It has some information about how to contact them and also has the website url.


Here is some extract about Paragon Estate @Point Cook:
This is your exclusive opportunity to move up to the finer life. Located 22kms south west of Melbourne’s CBD in Point Cook, this carefully designed master planned community will provide a convenient low-maintenance lifestyle. Proposed recreational facilities right on your doorstop, as well as parks and open space provide for a healthy and active lifestyle. You will find just what you’re looking for at ‘Paragon at Point Cook’ with residential Home sites and Terrace Precincts.

Paragon is a boutique land estate which creates an overwhelming sense of being somewhere special with wide and beautifully landscaped Boulevards with plenty of parkland, open spaces and quality homes.

This Point Cook estate sets off an enclave area that is so close to Melbourne, with local beaches close by and easy access to Avalon Airport and Geelong, the Bellarine Peninsula, Great Ocean Road and the Surf Coast!

Directly south west of Point Cook will be the new development of Wyndham Harbour Marina. Wyndham Harbour marina, a $440 million project will be the only waterfront development of its kind. Wyndham Harbour will consist of 1000 wet berths including 6 super yacht berths. In addition there will be a new beach built on the Point Cook side of the Marina along with 12 hectares of public recreational space and wetlands.

The development will also incorporate water/marina front restaurants and cafes. Point Cook is serviced by a number of local shopping and medical centres including the new Point Cook Town Centre on the corner of Dunnings Road and Boardwalk Boulevard, the development including a main street retail and commercial town centre, up to 135 specialty shops, as well as Coles, Aldi, Target and Harris Scarfe.

Point Cook is located to the south of the Princes Freeway, and is served by the Point Cook Road and Forsyth Road exits. The nearest railway stations are at Laverton and Aircraft on the Werribee line. Williams Landing railway station on the Werribee line is proposed to start construction soon.

Register for details about land releases and prices using the email enquiry form.

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Point Cook Housing Estates

List of housing estates in Point Cook.
  • Alamanda
  • Boardwalk
  • Esperance
  • Featherbrook
  • Homestead Run
  • Hacketts Rise
  • Innisfail
  • Karinya
  • Kingsford
  • Lincoln Heath
  • Monterey Central
  • Newminster
  • Paragon
  • Point Cook Gardens
  • Saltwater Coast
  • The Greens
  • THIRTY 30
  • Waterhaven
  • Willow Green

New Williams Landing Railway Station

To service the new growth suburbs Point Cook and Williams Landing, new railway station will be built. It is designed as premium station with these facilities:
  • a new bus terminal and a taxi rank
  • 500 car spaces, and drop-off zones
  • closed circuit camera security surveillance (CCTV)
  • facilities for cyclists, including bike cages.
Some concept design of the new railway station.










The construction will begin in 2011 and is expected to be finished by the end of 2012 with budget $220 million.

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Welcome to the unofficial blog of Point Cook. We decided to create this blog to share what our lovely Point Cook has to offer.

So, whether you are already a point-cooker or considering to move to Point Cook, we hope this blog can give you some feeling about it.

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