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and a marine research centre. It was planned to be constructed in Perth before being towed out to
Busselton, with an intended opening in 2023. In addition, an accompanying "village" containing food and beverage outlets as well as spaces for weddings and corporate functions was also planned for the end of the jetty. However in 2022, construction of the Australian Underwater Discovery Centre was shelved after a blowout in costs due to the
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The jetty's construction commenced in 1864 and the first section was opened in 1865. The jetty was extended numerous times until the 1960s, ultimately reaching a length of 1,841 metres (6,040 ft). The last commercial vessel called at the jetty in 1971 and the jetty was closed the following year.
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Busselton jetty, called the Nautical Lady. It was built wrapping around the existing lighthouse tower and was driven by pumped seawater. In 2011, the land which was occupied by the waterslide and associated amusement park attractions
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Australian Underwater Discovery Centre was revealed: a semi-submerged four storey whale-shaped structure, it was designed to have a higher visitor capacity and contain larger viewing windows compared to the original underwater observatory, and was to contain a gallery, exhibition spaces
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Geographe Bay opposite the Settlement at The Vasse to be the legal place for the loading and unloading of goods". Construction of the jetty – originally known as the Vasse Jetty – commenced in 1864 after persistent pressure by settlers, among others timber merchant
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Western Australian coast from the North-West (a rare occurrence) and destroyed a large part of the shore end of the jetty. Subsequently, townspeople banded together to try to save the jetty and eventually persuaded the
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1,000 per year since its founding in 1987. In 2001, a new community-development Non-Government
Organization (NGO), named "The Busselton Challenge", assisted the Committee in designing and executing a new fund-raising project that raised
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passed through
Busselton. The baton was taken along the Busselton Jetty and then taken underwater by a scuba diver. The baton passed by the underwater observatory during its swim to allow the media to view the event.
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27 million refurbishment project and enter the jetty into the State Register of Heritage Places, thereby securing its future.
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929:. Government of Western Australia. 13 December 2003. Archived from
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Reflections of the Jetty : the story of Busselton Jetty
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There had been earlier fires, but not as damaging see –
641:"BUSSELTON JETTY. A Mysterious Fire. Busselton, Feb. 18"
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Transport buildings and structures in Western Australia
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CP004: Busselton Jetty – Placement of Memorial Plaques
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corals and fish life through eleven viewing windows.
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1135:. Have A Go News. 27 May 2021
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719:"FIRE ALARM. JETTY IN FLAMES"
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1414:"Final splash at waterslide"
1225:. Perth Is OK. 13 April 2023
725:. 17 January 1936. p. 5
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699:. 4 January 1945. p. 3
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1314:. ABC South West WA
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373:Queen's Baton Relay
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1269:. Busselton Jetty
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996:, Busselton Jetty
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771:"COST OF A JETTY"
513:"Busselton Jetty"
493:. Busselton Jetty
491:"About the Jetty"
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