Posts belonging to Category Commercialisation
Posted by bondimermaid on July 30, 2014
So after a long overdue visit to family residing overseas, I returned back home to Bondi last week only to learn about the latest novelty idea for Bondi Beach. Well we had beach volleyball at the 2000 Olympic Games and the ice skating rink in winter for last few years. Now Waverley Council has said […]
Categories: Bondi, Commercialisation, Events, Local Councils, Local Government, Tourism, Traffic, Uncategorized
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Tags: beach polo, events, Sally Betts, Tourism, Waverley Council
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Posted by bondimermaid on October 29, 2012
In April last year I wrote a post about some of the developments that were going on in Bondi, and the end of a few iconic Bondi buildings. The development of the Hakoah Club site in Hall Street, has been one of the big changes on the Bondi landscape. Here are a couple of photos […]
Categories: Bondi, Commercialisation, Development, History, Uncategorized
| Tags: Boheme, Bondi, Hakoah Club, Hall Street, Sydney Jewish community
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Posted by bondimermaid on April 21, 2011
The days are noticeably getting shorter and cooler. Summertime is now over. Autumn is here and as the onslaught of tourists in Bondi is beginning to fade, so too are many iconic Bondi landmarks and institutions. Many visible changes have been happening in Bondi of late, and this month sees the beginning of the end […]
Categories: Commercialisation, Development, Tourism, Uncategorized
| Tags: Gould Street, Hakoah Club, Hall Street
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Posted by bondimermaid on May 23, 2010
Before Bondi became a BRAND… – you could buy pies and cream puffs from the Flying Pieman at 3.30 in the morning – there were 3 petrol stations on Campbell Parade – the Astra was a grungy pub renowned for being somewhere you could always score – you’d have ‘eyeballs’ at ‘the concrete’ – you could buy […]
Categories: Bondi, Commercialisation, Development, History
| Tags: Bondi Beach, Dover Heights Bowling Club, Gelato Bar, Hall Street, Queen, Rose Bay, Rose Bay wharf
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