On Sunday, 4 December 2022, Doug Jennings Park at the northern end of The Spit, Main Beach, will host Spilt Milk Festival, a large national music, art and food festival. The festival is expected to attract one of the biggest crowds at this venue and utilise multiple stages to entertain the crowd from 11am to […]
Photography by Nikolas Strugar | Ravens At Odds The Spit Redevelopment project, located at the top of Main Beach, received the 2022 AILA National Landscape Architecture Award for Parks and Open Space at their annual awards night held on 14 October 2022. The Seaway Promenade and Moondarewa Spit redevelopment project was a key outcome of […]
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