20 August 2018 Posted In: Uncategorized

WA TODAY

The developer behind one of Perth’s biggest ever projects, Belmont Park on Burswood Peninsula, has given a glimpse into potentially game-changing ideas being tossed around for the development, including making it plastic free.

The first artist impressions of Golden Group’s $3.8 billion, 1500-apartment redevelopment of the Belmont Park raceway were released in May with the turning of the sod.

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