Ageing
Ex-Mayor and property developer Jeff McCloy proposes second big 156-unit retirement village for Hunter Valley
Apr 23 2018
1 min read
The Weekly Source

The former Newcastle mayor wants to build the two- and three bedroom single- and multi-storey villas with caravan and RV storage on Haussman Drive at Thornton.

When approved, it will be his second development in the area in three months following his application for a 99-unit village at the 450-home Heritage Parc estate in nearby Rutherford.

The former pollie clearly believes the Hunter is a growth area.

Latest stories

The Weekly SOURCE

Healthcare Australia buys home care provider My Care Solution

South Australian family-owned home care provider My Care Solution has sold its operations to Healthcare Australia, which is owned by Sydney-based venture capital firm Crescent Capital. Healthcare Australia is a healthcare staffing business, with...

Caroline Egan
17 hours ago
The Weekly SOURCE

Aspen Group ups its offer to buy seniors rental operator Eureka

Aspen offered 0.28 of its own shares for every Eureka share, in a best-and-final bid that has no minimum acceptance conditions and runs until 28 May. It’s an increase from the 0.26 ratio it offered earlier, which has been rejected by the board and...

Ian Horswill
18 hours ago
The Weekly SOURCE

Webstercare to host free MedSig webinars

Leading medication management provider Webstercare has announced it will hold a series of free, 45-minute webinars in May focused on refreshing participants’ knowledge on the MedSig and MedSig Admin platforms. The webinars will cater to the needs of...

Caroline Egan
22 hours ago
The Weekly SOURCE

One in 10 aged care homes spend over $52 per resident per day on food

Last week reported that aged care chefs David Martin and Harry Shen, who are employed at St Vincent’s Care Services Kew, had been awarded medals and commendations at the 2024 International Culinaire Salon in London. According to My Aged Care’s...

Caroline Egan
23 hours ago