- What we need in Australia is Economic policy to positively provide incentives fo…
What we need in Australia is Economic policy to positively provide incentives for Companies to use Green Technology, instead of the current idea of issuing penalties with negative Taxes. For example, what real incentives are there for Property Developers to create Enviro friendly areas for people to live in ? If we look at the Beyond Today Eco Development in #VictorHarbor we can see an outstanding example of what can be achieved. However, Property Developers are Profit Focused, so they must be provided with adequate incentivizes to #GoGreen . What do you think ?
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With Vtv Rifåi and 49 others. - The #Wetlands in the Beyond Today #EcoDevelopment in #VictorHarbor are brilliant…
The #Wetlands in the Beyond Today #EcoDevelopment in #VictorHarbor are brilliant , and need to be seen to be really appreciated. It is the middle of Summer in #SouthAustralia and the Nature Reserve is green with an abundance of water.
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One of the main things that is outstanding about the #BeyondToday Enviro Development is how child friendly the whole area is. It is set off the main road, so cars cannot travel through the development. This means children can play freely in an Eco paradise.
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My grandson Benny discovering the Nature Reserve in the #BeyondToday Eco Development in #VictorHarbor.
Would your children like to be able to play in your area without any fear of being run over by Cars ?
My concern is that some Property Developers are becoming focused on #Greed to the point that the lifestyle of families is no longer of prime concern. "Just pack them into smaller and smaller blocks, so we can maximise profits, WHO CARES IF THE CHILDREN HAVE NOWHERE TO PLAY." - Would you like to be able to enjoy a #GreenLifestyle in the #BeyondToday Eco Dev…
Would you like to be able to enjoy a #GreenLifestyle in the #BeyondToday Eco Development in #VictorHarbor ?
It is the ideal place for Retirees or young families who want to raise children in a wonderful environment.
- My grandson Benny discovering the Nature Reserve in the #BeyondToday Eco Develop…
My grandson Benny discovering the Nature Reserve in the #BeyondToday Eco Development in #VictorHarbor.
Would your children like to be able to play in your area without any fear of being run over by Cars ?
My concern is that some Property Developers are becoming focused on #Greed to the point that the lifestyle of families is no longer of prime concern. "Just pack them into smaller and smaller blocks, so we can maximise profits, WHO CARES IF THE CHILDREN HAVE NOWHERE TO PLAY." - Would you like this wonderful scene to be your backyard ? The #BeyondToday Eco D…
Would you like this wonderful scene to be your backyard ? The #BeyondToday Eco Development in #VictorHarbor provides a fabulous #GreenLifestyle.
- The #BeyondToday Eco Development in #VictorHarbor has beautiful creeks and river…
The #BeyondToday Eco Development in #VictorHarbor has beautiful creeks and rivers with abundant wildlife, directly connected to your Property . Green Developer Steven Wright has created a world class #Success in #SouthAustralia .
- It is great to see that the developer #BeyondToday in #VictorHarbor has an outst…
It is great to see that the developer #BeyondToday in #VictorHarbor has an outstanding #EcoVision that transcends Greed. Some Property Developers are trying to cram more and more people into smaller places to maximise profits.
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http://www.theaustralian.com.au/archive/business-old/developer-sees-beyond-greed-beyond-today-project/story-e6frg9gx-1225904105443
Developer sees beyond greed: Beyond Today project
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GREEN developer Steven Wright could have built 1000 homes on his coastal South Australian farm.
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