02 Oct 2009 The Village at Wellard scoops industry innovation award

07 Oct 2009

Innovative marketing awarded again at The Village at Wellard

For the second time in as many weeks, The Village at Wellard has received accolades for innovative online marketing, taking home an Australian Marketing Institute WA Award for Marketing Excellence.

The Village at Wellard won the Consumer Insight category, which rewards organisations who have achieved success from innovative marketing practices that demonstrate a thorough understanding of customer behaviour.

The award recognised a search engine marketing campaign, which was undertaken in late 2008 to raise awareness of the estate among homebuyers using the FirstStart Shared Equity Scheme.

It is the 14th award for The Village at Wellard, a joint venture between Peet Limited and the Department of Housing.

01 Oct 2009 Last chance for $14,000 grant

07 Oct 2009 Innovative marketing awarded again at The Village at Wellard

02 Oct 2009

The Village at Wellard scoops industry innovation award

The Village at Wellard was rewarded for its innovative use of online marketing at the REIWA Awards for Excellence, taking home the Innovation Award.

The Award recognised a campaign using search engine marketing, in what is believed to be the first time a WA land developer has used the tool to target a specific consumer segment.

The Villaqe at Wellard, a joint venture between Peet Limited and the Department of Housing, launched the campaign in the September 2008 quarter to raise awareness of the estate among homebuyers using the FirstStart Shared Equity Scheme.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said Peet was very proud to receive the honour.

“This was the first time search engine marketing had been used in this way by The Village at Wellard or Peet, so it was tremendous to see the innovation recognised by the wider industry,” he said.

“In challenging times for the property market, the innovative marketing tool allowed The Village at Wellard to quickly and efficiently engage with a growing group of consumers.”

The campaign’s success is demonstrated by the fact that, despite the downturn in the market, there was little difference between the number of sales at the estate over the campaign and the same period in the previous year – when the market was at its peak.

The tool involved identifying keywords and paying for Google search listing advertisements for these phrases. The ads then linked through to a landing page where consumers could register their interest for the estate.

A key goal was for one per cent of all Google browsers, using the selected keywords, to convert to the landing page – a goal that was exceeded more than eight times over.

During the campaign the keywords were searched in Google 18,934 times from a WA IP address and of these, the advertisements were ‘clicked through’ to the landing page 1,581 times – a conversion rate of 8.35 per cent.

Of the 1,424 unique visitors to the landing page 46 or 3.23% converted to online sales leads.

The influential Google search engine was used for the campaign because Shared Equity consumers were likely to be under 35 and reliant on the internet as a primary research tool.

15 Jun 2009 Buyers take advantage of home affordability high

02 Oct 2009 The Village at Wellard scoops industry innovation award

01 Oct 2009

Last chance for $14,000 grant

First homebuyers can still claim $14,000 to build their new dream home at Peet estate. But, with the second deadline for the First Home owners’ Boost (FHOB) fast approaching, buyers should contact Peet today to access the Boost before the year is over.

Homebuyers who sign a contract to build a new home on or before 31 December 2009 may be eligible up to $14,000 to build that new home – through the $7,000 FHOB and the $7,000 First Home Owners’ Grant.

When combined with low interest rates, stamp duty concessions and the broad range of affordable lots currently available in Western Australia, now is the ideal time to secure a new homesite at a Peet estate.

Peet has communities with land available in the northern and southern suburbs of Perth, as well as the South-west and Great Southern.

From the commuter-friendly Village at Wellard and the expansive Lakelands and Carramar Golf Course estates to premium coastal living at Burns Beach Estate and quiet serenity at The Sanctuary in Albany, buyers can find a Peet estate that complements their lifestyle.

Buyers can also choose from neat cottage lots, through to generously proportioned blocks, perfect for growing families. The broad selection ensures first homebuyers will find a homesite that suits their budget and their needs now and into the future.

All of the communities enjoy access to local and community facilities, including schools, shopping and transport links. Many homesites are titled, which means home construction can begin as soon as the homesite is settled.

So act now to make most of the grants on offer:

For more information on the grants, please visit www.firsthome.gov.au

13 May 2009 Second Chance at Grants of $21,000 for WA's First Homebuyers

01 Oct 2009 Last chance for $14,000 grant

15 Jun 2009

Buyers take advantage of home affordability high

Homebuyers at Peet estates around Western Australia are enjoying a choice of quality homesites and competitive prices, plus the most affordable housing since 2003.

Latest Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) statistics show Australia has the highest level of housing affordability in close to six years, with the proportion of family income required to meet loan repayments dropping to 28.6%.

Peet Limited Managing Director and CEO Brendan Gore said the news was reflected in strong interest from buyers at Peet estates since the start of the year, especially first homebuyers benefiting from generous government grants.

“Peet has a range of affordable, quality homesites available at nine estates in popular areas throughout Perth and in Australind and Albany,” Mr Gore said

“Since the start of the year, we have seen increasing numbers of buyers taking advantage of the broad choice of homesites, low interest rates and buyer incentives on offer, to secure a new home.

“First homebuyers have been particularly active, with young investors using the grants to purchase their first homes while unprecedented incentives are available.”

First homebuyers in Western Australia currently enjoy a huge $21,000 in grants, stamp duty exemptions for homes valued at under $500,000 and reduced duty for homes under $600,000.

Homebuyers can take advantage of excellent house affordability and realise their dream of building a home at the Village at Wellard.

18 Apr 2009 Prime Wellard lots offer top location

15 Jun 2009 Buyers take advantage of home affordability high

13 May 2009

Second Chance at Grants of $21,000 for WA's First Homebuyers

First homebuyers have a second chance to build a new home at a Peet Limited estate with the help of a total of $21,000 in grants – thanks to the extension of the First Home Owners Boost (FHOB).

The Federal Government announced yesterday that first homebuyers would have another six months to access the grant - but the amount available will be cut by half from 1 October 2009.

Homebuyers who sign a contract to build a new home on or before 30 September could be eligible for a FHOB of $14,000 and another $7,000 First Home Owners Grant. 

Between 1 October 2009 and 31 December 2009, the FHOB is cut by half but first homebuyers could still be eligible for $14,000 toward their new homes.

Peet Limited Managing Director and CEO Brendan Gore welcomed the extension of the FHOB.

He said the steps involved in selecting a homesite and home design before signing a building contract meant time had been quickly running out for many eligible buyers before the extension was announced.

“Peet is pleased to be offering a range of quality, affordable homesites at estates in both northern and southern suburbs to meet the needs of first homebuyers,” he said,

Before making a grant application, first homebuyers will need to:
• find a homesite
• choose their preferred builder
• select a home design
• sign the building contract

So act now to make the most of the grants on offer!

For more information about the homesites currently available at the Village at Wellard, contact Wayne Brown on 9419 6222.

For more information about the First Home Owners Boost, visit www.firsthome.gov.au

13 Apr 2009 Wellard to host opening event for Winter Little Athletics

13 May 2009 Second Chance at Grants of $21,000 for WA's First Homebuyers

18 Apr 2009

Prime Wellard lots offer top location

A new release of homesites at The Village at Wellard carry the promise of picturesque views, accompanied by the convenience of being just a stone’s throw from the new Wellard train station.

The 19 homesites range from 478sqm to 751sqm and are priced between $166,000 and $204,000.

The traditional-sized lots are just a short walk from the train station and their elevated position offers views over the estate and the future Village Centre. Plans for the Village Centre include a lively café strip and shopping, community and medical facilities.

Located south of the railway line, on Halstead Turn and Beauchamp Loop, the homesites are only 200 metres from a large 7,000sqm public open space which will be developed into a park during spring 2009. The park will offer BBQ facilities, picturesque picnic spots and playground equipment.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said the estate, which is a joint venture between Peet and the Department of Housing, was becoming a new community hub for the wider Kwinana area.

“People are really making the most of the facilities provided at the Village at Wellard,” Mr Gore said.

“Community groups are regularly using the established parks, sports oval and the community pavilion for events and meetings. The Kwinana Little Athletics Centre is even using the new streets around the future Village Centre to host the first road walk of the junior athletics season.

“These activities all create a wonderful sense of community, which adds value to the estate, both financially and in terms of residents’ day-to-day lifestyle.”

For further information about the estate please contact The Village at Wellard sales manager, Wayne Brown, on (08) 9419 6222 or 0412 950 968.

01 Apr 2009 Thousands of reasons to move to a Peet Limited estate today

18 Apr 2009 Prime Wellard lots offer top location

13 Apr 2009

Wellard to host opening event for Winter Little Athletics

This May more than 500 hundred competitors are expected to fight it out at the first Winter Road Walk of the Western Australian Little Athletics season at The Village at Wellard.

Road walkers from throughout the State will race around a 500-metre track, following Twickenham Parade, Pimlico Crescent and The Strand in the Village Centre.

The event will be a great spectacle as a wide field of WA’s best young competitors work hard to determine their handicaps for the rest of the season.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said he was pleased that the brand new roads, yet to be opened to traffic, would be used for this worthwhile community event.

“The competition will be a fun event which will draw people who may have never visited Wellard before,” he said. “It’s a great opportunity to showcase the growing community at The Village at Wellard.

“Competitors and spectators are encouraged to catch the train to the event. After a short, 30 minute ride from the Perth CBD, they’ll be able to hop off the train at Wellard Station and walk 400m to reach the venue.

“The estate has grown into a thriving community thanks to this easy access to the city, as well as the beautiful natural surrounds and convenient local amenities.”

After searching for venues near their training ground at Wellard Oval, Kwinana Little Athletics Centre President Frank Bertoli said the roads around the Village Centre stood out as a great race location.

“These are brand new roads so they will make an ideal surface for our competitors. In the past Centres have hosted walks in car parks, at public venues like Whiteman Park or any place they can lay their hands on!” he said.

“The Village at Wellard will make a great setting for an exciting walk and there will be six professional walk judges on hand to make sure competitors use correct technique.

“We are expecting plenty of talented young walkers who make it look so easy, competing in divisions from under-7s to under 17s. Once they find a rhythm, they’ll just flow along at a running speed, it’s quite amazing.”

The Western Australian Little Athletics Winter Road Walk begins at 1pm on Saturday 2 May at The Village at Wellard. All members of the public are welcome to come and watch.

09 Dec 2008 Public artists get works underway for Wellard

13 Apr 2009 Wellard to host opening event for Winter Little Athletics

01 Apr 2009

Thousands of reasons to move to a Peet Limited estate today

First homebuyers are encouraged to secure their preferred address at a Peet estate today before time runs out to gain the Federal Governments’ generous first homeowners grant.

To be eligible for the $21,000 cash bonus, first homebuyers need to purchase land and sign a building contract before 30 June 2009 and ensure their home will start construction by mid-December 2009*.

The time between making the decision to purchase land and signing a building contract can be up to several months, so buyers should act now to avoid disappointment.

To make the decision easier, Peet is offering a great range of affordable homesites in sought-after locations close to transport, shops, services and community amenities.

Peet is also supporting buyers with its Flying Start package, which offers thousands of dollars in bonuses for items such as retaining walls, side and rear fencing and front garden landscaping.

When coupled with low interest rates and stamp duty concessions on land valued up to $400,000, there is currently thousands of good reasons to purchase a new homesite at a Peet estate in WA today.

For more information about the Federal Government’s First Home Owners Boost visit www.firsthome.gov.au

For information on stamp duty visit www.dtf.wa.gov.au/cms/tre_content.asp?id=1732

To find out more about Peet estates visit www.peet.com.au/land-estates/western-australia-L12.asp

*Other conditions also apply. Visit www.firsthome.com.au for full details.

02 Dec 2008 A merry ‘Village Christmas’ for Wellard residents

01 Apr 2009 Thousands of reasons to move to a Peet Limited estate today

09 Dec 2008

Public artists get works underway for Wellard

Three Western Australian artists have been selected from more than 60 applicants to create five unique artworks for the first phase of the Wellard Public Art Project.

The Project, which is being undertaken by joint venture partners Peet Limited and the Department of Housing and Works, aims to establish a series of iconic images for the estate and deliver significant community, cultural and educational outcomes for the local area.

The commissioned artworks include a mosaic outside the Wellard Train Station, a large-scale landmark sculpture and three smaller sculptures around the village centre.

The successful artists, Jenny Dawson, Tony Pankiw and Judith Forrest, are now hard at work creating their pieces in preparation for installation next year.

English born artist Judith Forrest will create a family of bush guardian sculptures for her threepiece display around the Village Centre. Cast in bronze, the three family members – father, mother and child – will each carry a different native animal.

The landmark sculpture will be created by award-winning artist Tony Pankiw, whose piece will depict a curved tree with three leaf outlines extending from the branches. These will become picture frames containing images of Wellard, like the train station and the sports ground.

Drawing on the history of the area, well known Western Australian mosaic artist Jenny Dawson and Nyoongar Visual Artist Sandra Hill, will create a colourful mosaic with a depiction of three spirit figures going on a journey at its centre. Trees and water will also feature heavily to highlight the historical importance of the Wellard region as a food gathering and hunting area.

Peet Limited Managing Director and CEO Brendan Gore said it was pleasing to have such a high calibre of local talent involved in the project “Each of the artists has represented a core element of the estate in their design, with themes of family, history or the environment,” said Mr Gore.

“This will encourage a strong sense of community connection to the artworks as it reflects the environmental and social values the estate has been based upon.”

The Wellard Public Art Project comes on the back of the highly successful Community Art Project which recently resulted in the installation of a series of unique artworks, created by  members of the local community, students from the Peter Carnley Anglican Community School and a team of youth participating in a local Green Corps project.

05 Sep 2008 Industry accolade for The Village at Wellard

09 Dec 2008 Public artists get works underway for Wellard

02 Dec 2008

A merry ‘Village Christmas’ for Wellard residents

Christmas arrived early at The Village at Wellard, with more than 150 residents celebrating the estate’s first ‘Village Christmas’ on the weekend (Saturday 29 November).

With many families bringing young children to enjoy the festivities, the roving performer, face painting, bouncy castle, animal farm and sounds from popular Perth entertainers the Gumnut Stompers, were big hits on the day.

But a special cheer was reserved for Father Christmas who arrived on a fire engine to hand out treats.

The festivities were hosted by project joint venture partners, Peet Limited and the Department of Housing and Works, at the Wellard Community Pavilion.

Peet Limited Managing Director and CEO Brendan Gore said the event was a great opportunity for the local community to come together and celebrate this special time of year.

“Providing the places and opportunities for residents to meet and interact is an important part of building the community at The Village at Wellard,” said Mr Gore.

“The Wellard Community Pavilion has been providing a great community facility since its official opening in March this year and it was fantastic to see so many people enjoying the celebration, activities and entertainment.”

The successful ‘Village Christmas’ caps off a very successful year at The Village at Wellard with a number of achievements throughout the year.

Just last month the joint venture partners were rewarded at the Not-for-Profit Network Awards with the Ngulla Community Nursery winning the Partnership of the Year Award and earlier in the year The Village at Wellard received the Judges’ Award at the Urban Development Institute of Australia (WA) Awards.

With more than 690 of the estate’s 2,700 homesites now sold, The Village at Wellard community continues to grow with more than 320 households now moved in to the estate.

There is a range of homesite options currently available for people looking to make this multi-award winning estate home, from large homestead lots, to more traditional size family lots and low maintenance cottage lots.

To meet market demand for affordable home sites Peet recently released six new lots, perched on the edge of natural wetlands, ranging in size from 537sqm to 551sqm and priced from just $145,000. 

There is also some 32 lots available south of the railway line in Wellard, ranging in size from 287sqm to 2,051sqm and priced between $138,000 and $380,000.

An added benefit for all purchasers is Peet’s Flying Start package – which at The Village at Wellard includes a level block with retaining walls where required, front garden landscaping and reticulation – making it easier and more affordable to build and establish their new home.

Find out more at www.thevillageatwellard.com.au or visit The Village at Wellard Sales and Information Office on the corner of Runnymede Gate and Cliveden Avenue, Wellard on Mondays and Tuesdays from 2pm to 5pm, Wednesdays 3.30pm to 5pm, and Saturdays and Sundays from 1pm to 5pm.

21 Aug 2008 Kwinana to benefit from Green Corps funding

02 Dec 2008 A merry ‘Village Christmas’ for Wellard residents

05 Sep 2008

Industry accolade for The Village at Wellard

More than 500 development industry professionals were on hand to witness The Village at Wellard receiving the Judges’ Award at the Urban Development Institute of Australia’s WA Awards for Excellence at Burswood last weekend (Saturday 30 August).

The Award, which is presented at the judges’ discretion, recognises outstanding achievement or innovation in a particular aspect of
development.

In awarding the honour to The Village at Wellard the judges recognised the innovative community enterprise that Peet and its partners have established in the Ngulla Community Nursery.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said it was a great honour to receive such an accolade for the joint venture project being undertaken with the Western Australian Department of Housing and Works.

“It’s an exciting project, demonstrating how philosophy can translate to reality with very encouraging results. We know we are setting an example for future developments and particularly those in environmentally sensitive areas.”

The Nursery, which was launched in August 2006, provides much-needed plant stock for the growing estate, as well as horticulture, natural resource management education training for local youth and the community.

A key motivation for establishing the community nursery was to grow plants native to the local area and generate training opportunities for local Kwinana youth.

The project is a joint initiative of the Department of Housing and Works and Peet Limited in conjunction with Bridging the Gap, the Medina Aboriginal Cultural Community, Town of Kwinana, and BHP Billiton Nickel West.

It is now producing up to 100,000 native seedlings each year for use both within The Village at Wellard and other projects on a commercial basis.

The Village at Wellard’s commitment to planning and sustainability has already been recognised with seven industry awards including the Planning Institute of Australia’s Award for Excellence in Environmental Planning and Conservation WA, the Housing Industry Association’s GreenSmart: WA Development of the Year and the Landscape Industries Association’s Best Environmental/Rehabilitation/Conservation Project (WA).

The Village at Wellard community continues to grow, with more than 630 lots now sold. It will eventually be home to 2,700 households, living on 320 hectares including 28 hectares of landscaped parks, 17 hectares dedicated to a Bush Forever site and 10 hectares of
conservation wetlands.

To find out more information or register your interest in this award winning estate, please visit The Village at Wellard Sales and Information Office on the corner of Runnymede Gate and Cliveden Avenue or www.thevillageatwellard.com.au.

22 May 2008 Partnership paves the way for Community Art Project

05 Sep 2008 Industry accolade for The Village at Wellard

21 Aug 2008

Kwinana to benefit from Green Corps funding

An innovative, collaborative partnership between a private organisation, a local government authority, a landcare authority, an indigenous organisation, a community group and an employment/training agency has resulted in the group successfully securing Green Corps funding for a project to rehabilitate native bushlands and wetlands in the Kwinana area.

The 26 week Youth Greening and Growing the Environment project will commence in September this year, providing ten local young
people the opportunity to contribute to the enhancement, conservation and ecological function of a number of existing natural environmental assets in Kwinana.

Each of the project partners – Peet Limited, Bridging the Gap Inc, Ngulla Community Nursery, Medina Aboriginal Cultural Community, Town of Kwinana and Swan Catchment Council – are committed to community involvement in achieving Kwinana’s environmental vision and youth development in Kwinana.

The innovative environmental training and youth development project will be run with Greening Australia as a part of the Federal Government’s highly successful Green Corps program, a youth development and environmental training program aimed at youths aged between 17 and 20.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said he was proud to support the program which delivers significant social and environmental benefits to local communities.

“This partnership has helped create something very positive,” said Mr Gore. “This is ‘real-life’ work experience that develops valuable skills in each of the participants and helps to create an environmental asset for communities,” he said.

“Peet’s previous involvement with Green Corps projects has been very rewarding and we’re looking forward to working with our partners, Greening Australia and the young people who get the opportunity to be involved.”

The project will provide diverse work and training opportunities and offer a range of interesting environmental, heritage and community projects across six different locations within broader Kwinana, including:
Ngulla Community Nursery – propagating and planting native plant species, building infrastructure and the installation of fencing
The Village at Wellard northern wetland – mulching, revegetating bushland and installing educational signage throughout the wetland. Other potential activities may include the constructing a new boardwalk.
Kwinana Beach – rehabilitating dune areas, developing a walk trail and erosion control.
Magenup Lake – weed control, constructing a fence and installing interpretive signage.
Clementi Reserve – rehabilitating walkways, constructing and installing fencing along trails and controlling weeds and mulching
bushlands.
Spectacles Wetlands – rehabilitating bushland areas damaged in the 2007 Christmas fires by surveying existing plant re-vegetation,
collecting seed for propagation, supporting weed spraying operations and removing dangerous objects The Green Corps project aims to provide environmental outcomes which aid the conservation of Australia’s natural environment and provide youths with opportunities for improved employment and educational outcomes as they connect with their communities.

Each member of the Green Corps team will receive accredited training designed to develop practical skills to help them open the
door to future employment opportunities. They will also receive firstaidand occupational health and safety training to complete their
work-force experience.

If you are interested in getting involved in this project or would like to find out more, please contact Claire Hudson at Greening Australia on 0427 439 728.

12 Mar 2008 Community celebration to mark pavilion opening at Wellard

21 Aug 2008 Kwinana to benefit from Green Corps funding

22 May 2008

Partnership paves the way for Community Art Project

A community arts project is set to get underway at The Village at Wellard with the help of a $7,800 Community Arts Network WA Catalyst grant.

The grant was secured by a partnership between The Village at Wellard joint venture partners Peet Limited and the Department of Housing and Works, the Town of Kwinana and the Peter Carnley Anglican Community School.

The Village at Wellard Community Art project will provide an exciting opportunity for residents and the wider Kwinana community to work together to create series of community artworks.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said this was a great result for all the partners involved and particularly for the local community.

"The community now has the opportunity to be part of creating their own identity," said Mr Gore. "I look forward to seeing the creation of these artworks which will reflect the community's environmental and social values and principles."

"I encourage all the experienced and budding artists in the Kwinana area to share their ideas and get involved in this project," he said.

The artworks will contribute to the creation of dynamic, interactive areas of public open space within the estate with feature works also planned to run along the pathway in Linear Park.

The project is being coordinated by community consultants Creating Communities Australia and will also involve the Medina Aboriginal Cultural Community and Challenger TAFE students.

Town of Kwinana Mayor Carol Adams said this was a great demonstration of what can be achieved through public / private partnerships.

"This project will deliver significant community, cultural and educational outcomes for the local community and create a cultural legacy for future generations," Ms Adams said.

A series of student and community workshops will be held, beginning in late July.

22 May 2008 Partnership paves the way for Community Art Project

12 Mar 2008

Community celebration to mark pavilion opening at Wellard

The local community is set to celebrate the fruits of a partnership between local government, State Government and big business with
the official opening of the new Wellard Community Pavilion at The Village at Wellard this weekend (16 March).

The pavilion – located on the sports oval on Wellard Road – is a new multipurpose community facility which will be available for use by
local sporting and community groups. The Peter Carnley Anglican Community School will also use the facility for their sports program.

The Wellard Community Pavilion is the result of a partnership between Peet Limited, the Department of Housing and Works, Town of Kwinana, Department of Sport and Recreation and the Peter Carnley Anglican Community School.

Peet Limited Managing Director Brendan Gore said this was a milestone event for the estate and a great example of the benefits private/public partnerships can deliver to the community.

“The pavilion is a great facility, made possible by the commitment and funding from all of the project partners,” said Mr Gore.

To celebrate the official opening, the Town of Kwinana and The Village at Wellard joint venture partners, Peet Limited and the Department of Housing and Works, are hosting a free community celebration this Sunday.

Being held at the new pavilion between 10am and 12pm, there will be plenty of fun activities including displays, sports demonstrations, live music, face painting, a bouncy castle and a free sausage sizzle.

Town of Kwinana Mayor Carol Adams will officially cut the ribbon and declare the pavilion open at 10.30am.

“It will be a great opportunity for The Village at Wellard residents and local community to have a look at the pavilion and share in the celebration with their neighbours,” said Mr Gore. “I’m sure this will be the first of many great community events.”

The Leda Junior Football Club is the first group to start using the Wellard Community Pavilion and the Town of Kwinana are keen to hear from other community groups interested in using the facility.

The Village at Wellard will eventually be home to 2700 families, living on 320 hectares including 28 hectares of landscaped parks, 17 hectares dedicated to a Bush Forever site and 10 hectares of conservation wetlands.

There are currently a variety of options available for people interested in joining The Village at Wellard community including cottage, traditional and large family homesites in the first release south of the railway line within a few minutes’ walk of the new Wellard
Train Station, as well as some very affordable titled lots available in the Village Rise, Leda.

For more information visit The Village at Wellard Sales and Information Office on the corner of Runnymede Gate and Cliveden
Avenue, Wellard which is open on Monday and Tuesday from 2pm to 5pm, Wednesday 3.30pm to 5pm as well as Saturday and Sunday
from 1pm to 5pm or please visit www.thevillageatwellard.com.au