❓ Question seeks data on housing density and state-owned land near Swanbourne train station. The answer is non-committal, stating precinct boundaries are yet to be determined and land identification is ongoing.
AnsweredQoN 1274Legislative Council
Asked
25 February 2026
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Planning and Lands; Housing and Works; Health Infrastructure
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I refer to train station precincts, and I ask: (a) how many homes are currently within an 800-metre radius around Swanbourne station; and (b) what, if any, vacant or unused land owned by the State Government is present within the radius in (a), identified by address?
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Answered
5 May 2026
Responded by
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Planning and Lands; Housing and Works; Health Infrastructure
Response time
8 days
(a) The extent of the station precinct boundaries will be determined in due course.
(b) The State Government continues work to identify land suitable for development within station precincts, noting that government owned land may include Crown Land under management order to the local authority for other public purposes.
(b) The State Government continues work to identify land suitable for development within station precincts, noting that government owned land may include Crown Land under management order to the local authority for other public purposes.
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