FORM 6-K

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

Report of Foreign Private Issuer

Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16 of

The Securities Exchange Act of 1934

For the month of ~~May~~August 1, 2008 to ~~May~~August 31, 2008

CITYVIEW CORPORATION LIMITED

SEC File No. 00028794

Level 9, 28 The Esplanade, Perth Western Australia 6000

(Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover Form 20-F or Form 40-F).

Form 20-F…….~~..þ....~~√…Form ~~Form40~~40-F~~........~~…………

(Indicate by check mark whether the registrant by furnishing the information contained in this Form is also thereby furnishing the information to the Commission pursuant to Rule 12g3-2(b) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Yes…………………..~~.................~~ No………………..~~................~~

(If “Yes” is marked, indicate below the file number assigned to ~~theregistrant~~the inregistrant in connection with Rule 12g3-2(b): 82-…………………....

Level 9, 28 The Esplanade, Perth, Western Australia, 6000 PO Box 5643 St George’s Terrace, Perth, Western Australia, 6831 Telephone: (61-8) 9226 4788 Facsimile: (61-8) 9226 4799 Email: info@cityviewcorp.com Web: www.cityviewcorp.com ABN: 59 009 235 634 ACN: 009 235 634

SIGNATURE

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.

CITYVIEW CORPORATION LIMITED

(Registrant)

Dated: May ~~June 23~~5, ~~2008~~2009

………………………………….~~...................................... (Signed by) P M SMYTH Chief Executive~~

~~Level 9, 28 The Esplanade, Perth, Western Australia, 6000 PO Box 5643 St George’s Terrace, Perth, Western Australia, 6831 Telephone:~~ (~~61-8~~Signed by) ~~9226 4788 Facsimile: (61-8) 9226 4799 Email: info@cityviewcorp.com Web: www.cityviewcorp.com ABN: 59 009 235 634 ACN: 009 235 634~~

P M SMYTH

Chief Executive

LIST OF AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE (“ASX”) DOCUMENTS

For the month of ~~May~~August 1, 2008 to ~~May~~August 31, 2008

732	CityView Concludes US$1.1 Billion Funding Plans
733	Results of AGM Held May 19, 2008

737 CityView Forms Joint Venture

~~Level~~738 CityView to 9,Acquire 28Crude ~~The~~Oil Esplanade, Perth, Western Australia, 6000 PO Box 5643 St George’s Terrace, Perth, Western Australia, 6831 Telephone: (61-8) 9226 4788 Facsimile: (61-8) 9226 4799 Email: info@cityviewcorp.com Web: www.cityviewcorp.com ABN: 59 009 235 634 ACN: 009 235 634Refinery

739 Update to Shareholders – August 2008

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NASD OTCBB:	CTVWF
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ASX / MEDIA RELEASE ~~May~~August 168, 2008

~~CityView~~CITYVIEW FORMS ~~Concludes~~JOINT ~~US$1.1~~VENTURE ~~Billion~~ INTO

~~Project~~ANGOLAN TRANSPORT ~~Funding~~& ~~Plans~~LOGISTICS BUSINESS

CityView Corporation Limited (“CityView”) is pleased to ~~announce~~advise ~~the~~that ~~conclusion~~it ofhas ~~negotiations~~entered tointo an ~~finance~~agreement ~~the~~with ~~key~~ENDITRADE ~~projects~~for inthe ~~West~~development ~~Africa~~of intransportation ~~which~~and ~~CityView~~supply logistic ~~holds~~services ~~interests~~for orsupport isof ~~currently~~the ~~evaluating~~Angolan mining industry.

~~The~~ENDITRADE is ~~directors~~a oflogistics ~~CityView~~company ~~believe~~wholly ~~that~~owned ~~the~~by ~~proposed~~ENDIAMA ~~arrangements~~which ~~will~~is ~~significantly increase~~ the ~~value~~Angolan ofGovernment department ~~the~~responsible ~~Company,~~for ~~as they remove~~ the ~~immediate~~development ~~funding~~of ~~commitments on CityView~~Angola’s ~~oil,~~ diamond, ~~copper, gold and other mineral programmes~~industry. ~~Importantly~~For more itinformation ~~allows~~on ~~CityView~~ENDIAMA toand ~~retain~~its ~~ultimate~~subsidiaries, ~~control~~please ofvisit ~~the projects whilst providing the large amounts of working capital to fast track the various projects~~www.endiama.co.ao/eng/default.php.

~~Pensador~~Under this ~~Resources~~agreement ~~Inc~~CityView will enter into a joint venture with ENDITRADE to create an Angolan Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) which will be owned 51% by ENDITRADE and 49% by CityView.

~~Pensador~~Agreements are ~~Resources~~already ~~Inc.~~well ~~(“Pensador”),~~developed abetween USinternationally ~~corporation~~recognised ~~that~~manufacturers will assist CityView with the financing of these projects, is in the final stages of securing underwriting which will aggregate on completion approximately US$1.1 billion in equity. Pensador shares will be subscribed for by Angolan nationals and ENDITRADE ~~other parties at a price of US$20 per share. Three prominent Angolan businessmen are joining the Board of Pensador.~~including:

~~Level~~· 9,Supply 28of ~~The~~Mining Esplanade, Perth, Western Australia, 6000 PO Box 5643 St George’s Terrace, Perth, Western Australia, 6831 Telephone: (61-8) 9226 4788 Facsimile: (61-8) 9226 4799 Email: info@cityviewcorp.com Web: www.cityviewcorp.com ABN: 59 009 235 634 ACN: 009 235 634equipment

As· aTruck ~~first~~manufacturing ~~step, in exchange for 3.4 million Pensador shares valued at US$68 million at the above price of US$20 per share, CityView will transfer to Pensador its rights to~~ and ~~interests~~assembly ~~in the following investment opportunities:~~plants

~~The~~· ~~opportunity~~Fuel tostorage ~~invest~~tank ~~in four Angolan offshore oil licences which CityView has been evaluating for the past two months; and~~farms

~~The~~· ~~opportunity~~Delivery tosystems ~~invest~~of infuel ~~an oil refinery in West Africa with guaranteed supply~~ and ~~off-take~~other ~~which~~materials isto ~~currently~~mining ~~in the advanced due diligence stage.~~projects

It· isGeneral ~~anticipated~~supply ~~that~~logistic upon completion of the financing, the fully diluted issued capital of Pensador will be approximately 68.5 million shares which when valued at US$20 per share has a market capital of ~US$1.4 billion. The difference between US$1.1 billion and US$1.4 billion represents shares anticipated to be allotted to Angolans as part consideration for the assets to be transferred to Pensador.services

InThis exclusive ~~recognition~~business ofwill ~~CityView’s~~grow ~~pioneering~~extensively ~~work~~with ~~in Angola, CityView has been granted~~ the ~~right~~rapidly toexpanding ~~increase~~mining industry ~~its~~in ~~proposed holding from the above 3~~Angola.4 ~~million~~The ~~shares~~joint toventure ~~4.2~~will ~~million~~include ~~Pensador~~development ~~shares~~of bynew ~~subscribing~~port facilities ~~for~~in akey ~~further~~locations ~~800,000~~to ~~shares~~assist atin athe ~~negotiated~~importation ~~discount price~~ of ~~US$15 per share for a total of US$12 million~~mining equipment.

~~To assist~~ CityView’s CEO, toMark ~~take~~Smyth ~~advantage~~said; of“CityView ~~this~~has ~~opportunity,~~accepted ~~two~~ENDIAMA’s UKoffer ~~investment groups have offered~~ to ~~subscribe~~be ~~for~~a uppart toof their 75logistics ~~million~~business ~~CityView~~as ~~shares~~it atallows aus ~~price~~to ofdiversify ~~Au$0.222,~~into ~~being~~an aarea ~~premium~~that tois already ~~the~~generating ~~present~~positive ~~market~~cash ~~price~~flow”.

~~Claw-Back~~“Entry into this agreement not only strengthens our connections in Angola but will greatly assist us in the execution of our own projects through Fortitude Minerals and Pensador Resources”.

AUnder ~~key~~the business ~~component~~plan offor the ~~finance~~JV ~~package~~developed ~~was~~by ~~the~~ENDIAMA, ~~securing~~it ofis ~~undertakings~~anticipated ~~from~~that ~~the~~CityView will ~~major~~receive ~~shareholders~~a insignificant ~~Pensador~~return toon ~~exchange~~its ~~their~~investment ~~Pensador~~within ~~shares~~the ~~for~~first year of its operations. CityView ~~shares~~will ~~when~~also ~~called~~benefit ~~upon~~from bytax ~~CityView~~holiday (provisions available from this type of investment under the ~~“claw-back”)~~Angolan private investment law.

~~The~~As ~~terms~~ part of the ~~claw-back~~agreement, ENDITRADE will ~~ultimately~~contribute beindependently ~~based~~valued onassets ~~respective~~and CityView ~~independent~~will ~~valuations~~contribute ~~immediately~~equity ~~prior~~capital toon ~~the~~an ~~exercise~~equal ~~of the clawback option~~basis. The ~~Exercise~~amount and phasing of ~~this~~which ~~claw-back~~is ~~option will be~~ subject to ~~the~~final ~~approval~~agreement ofbetween ~~CityView’s shareholders~~the parties.

~~CityView~~This development, ~~has~~in ~~commissioned~~conjunction anwith ~~analyst~~those ~~team~~of inPensador ~~London~~Resources toInc., ~~review~~with ~~the~~whom ~~impact~~it is onintended CityView ofwill ~~the proposed finance plans~~merge, ~~work~~is ~~programmes,~~part ~~legal~~of ~~title~~CityView’s ~~and~~overall ~~corporate~~strategy ~~governance.~~for Itlong term isinvestment ~~anticipated~~in ~~that~~West ~~this report will be available shortly~~Africa.

~~Upon~~Chief Executive exercise of the “claw-back” option over Pensador shares, and the merger of Pensador with CityView, CityView will be the surviving holding company. At that point, CityView will seek to upgrade its Stock Exchange listing in the USA from its present OTCBB status to a higher Stock Exchange.Officer

Work Program

It is anticipated that the funds available to Pensador will be allocated towards the development of the following projects-:

a. To bring Cachoeiras copper project to a JORC compliant resource and then into commercial production. Also to continue exploration on the other four copper concessions held by Fortitude Minerals Limited (“Fortitude”) in Angola; b. To bring the Luachisse and Nhefo alluvial diamond concessions into production; c. To construct and commission in West Africa a 100,000 barrels of oil per day refinery, with a guaranteed oil supply and off-take for its refined products; d. To participate in the development of four Offshore Oil Permits in Angola; e. To establish an Angolan energy fund for the development of onshore oil and gas deposits in Angola; f. To develop a JORC compliant resource at the Longonjo copper/gold/rare earths project; g. To develop a JORC compliant resource at the Chipindo gold project; h. To continue exploration at the Ucua pegmatite project; i. To conduct initial exploration and development work on the Luachisse and Nhefo diamondiferous kimberlites and the Longonjo diamond area; j. To invest in an Angolan Government Project currently subject to a confidentiality agreement; and k. To undertake studies on other opportunities in Angola including a large iron ore project.

Diamonds

Pensador will fund both the bringing into production of the two alluvial licences and also the development programme for the diamondiferous kimberlites.

CityView will be granted a 10% interest in the net profits to be received by Canzar Resources Limited (“Canzar”) in the Luachisse and Nhefo alluvial production.

As CityView will become the ultimate holding company of all the group subsidiary companies, CityView’s option over Canzar ceases to be relevant and will be relinquished.

Metals

CityView will retain its existing holding of 22,717,562 shares of Fortitude valued at US$31,577,411 million (US$1.39 per share). Two of the three directors of the Fortitude Board are CityView directors (I. Egan and N. Hoexter) and they will continue to be actively involved in monitoring the ongoing work programmes.

Pensador will fund Fortitude’s programmes to the commencement of copper production and development of the gold, rare earths and other minerals projects.

Other Interests

CityView will retain its option over Petro Energy Africa Limited/Turnberry Resources Inc who are in negotiation for oil rights in Cameroon. CityView will also retain its controlling interest in European Oil Limited which owns 6% of Quest Energy Middle East Limited (“Quest”). At the appropriate time Quest will facilitate the listing of CityView on the Dubai Stock Exchange.

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NASD OTCBB:	CTVWF
FSE:	C4Z

~~May~~ASX ~~19,~~/ ~~2008~~MEDIA ~~The~~RELEASE ~~Manager~~August ~~Company Announcements Office Australian Securities Exchange Limited Level 4~~18, ~~Exchange Centre 20 Bridge Street SYDNEY NSW 2000~~2008

~~RESULTS~~CITYVIEW TO OFACQUIRE ~~ANNUAL~~CRUDE ~~GENERAL~~OIL ~~MEETING HELD MAY 19, 2008~~REFINERY

~~All~~FOR INSTALLATION ~~resolutions~~IN ~~proposed~~WEST ~~for the Company’s Annual General Meeting held today were passed. Each resolution was passed in the form specified in the Notice of Meeting dated 14 April 2008 without amendment.~~AFRICA

InFacility capable ~~summary~~of ~~the~~refining ~~resolutions~~50,000 ~~were:~~bpsd of crude oil

·	Resolution 1 (a):	To re-elect Mr Hoexter as a Director
·	Resolution 1 (b):	To re-elect Mr Brothers as a Director
·	Resolution 1 (c):	To re-elect Mr de Chazal as a Director
·	Resolution 1 (d):	To re-elect Mr Egan as a Director
·	Resolution 2:	To approve Remuneration Report.
·	Resolution 3:	To approve Remuneration of Directors
·	Resolution 4:	To approve the Issue of Option to Mr Brothers
·	Resolution 6(ii)	To approve the Appointment of Soames & Cooke as
		auditor.

CityView Corporation Limited (“CityView”) advises that it is in the process of completing the asset purchase agreement for the acquisition of a crude oil refinery.

~~This~~It ~~information~~has been isdecided ~~for~~that ~~the~~CityView ~~purpose~~will ofacquire ~~complying~~the ~~with~~oil ~~rule~~refinery ~~3.13.2~~in ofits ~~the~~own ~~listing~~name, ~~rules~~rather than ofthrough ~~Australian~~Pensador ~~Stock~~Resources ~~Exchange Limited~~Inc.

~~Level~~The 9,asset purchase 28agreement ~~The~~for ~~Esplanade,~~the ~~Perth,~~acquisition ~~Western~~of ~~Australia,~~the ~~6000~~oil POrefinery ~~Box~~will ~~5643~~be Stfor ~~George’s~~an aggregate ~~Terrace,~~consideration ~~Perth,~~of ~~Western~~US$320 ~~Australia,~~million ~~6831~~most ~~Telephone:~~of ~~(61-8)~~which ~~9226~~will ~~4788~~be ~~Facsimile:~~debt ~~(61-8)~~finance. Financing ~~9226~~of ~~4799~~the ~~Email:~~refinery ~~info@cityviewcorp.com~~is ~~Web:~~being ~~www.cityviewcorp.com~~negotiated ~~ABN:~~at 59present, ~~009~~the ~~235~~details ~~634~~of ~~ACN:~~which will ~~009~~be ~~235~~announced ~~634~~later.

AsA dedicated ~~required~~team byof ~~section~~professionals ~~251AA(2)~~experienced ofwith ~~the~~crude ~~Corporations~~oil ~~Act~~refining, ~~2001~~processing, logistics ~~the~~and ~~following~~operations ~~statistics~~as ~~are~~well ~~provided~~as incivil ~~respect~~and toelectrical ~~each~~engineering, ~~motion~~project development onand ~~the~~financing, ~~agenda.~~are Incurrently ~~respect~~working toon ~~each motion~~ the ~~total number of votes exercisable by all validly appointed proxies was:~~project.

1	(a).	Re-election of Director - Mr Nicholas Paul Hoexter
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	39,318,541
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	58,000
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	4,049,500
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion Nil
1	(b).	Re-Election of Director – Mr Robert John Francis Brothers
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	39,318,541
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	58,000
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	4,049,500
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion Nil
1	(c).	Re-Election of Director – Mr Paul Andre de Chazal
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	39,318,541
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	58,000
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	4,059,500
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion Nil
1	(d).	Re-Election of Director – Mr Ian Roy Egan
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	27,755,730
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	Nil
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	Nil
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion Nil
2	.	Approval of Remuneration Report
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “for” the motion	38,030,058
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	1,346,483
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	4,049,500
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion Nil

Current Refinery Status:

~~Level 9, 28~~ The refinery ~~Esplanade,~~is ~~Perth,~~being ~~Western~~refurbished ~~Australia,~~in ~~6000~~the POUSA ~~Box~~giving ~~5643~~CityView Stthe ~~George’s~~opportunity ~~Terrace,~~to acquire ~~Perth,~~a ~~Western~~refinery ~~Australia,~~in ~~6831~~first ~~Telephone:~~class ~~(61-8)~~condition. ~~9226~~The ~~4788~~refinery ~~Facsimile:~~has ~~(61-8)~~been ~~9226~~constructed so ~~4799~~that ~~Email:~~it ~~info@cityviewcorp.com~~can ~~Web:~~be ~~www.cityviewcorp.com~~transported ~~ABN:~~to 59site ~~009~~in ~~235~~modular ~~634~~form ~~ACN:~~for ~~009~~a ~~235~~more ~~634~~rapid assembly.

3	.	Approval of Remuneration of Directors
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	39,192,153
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	184,388
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	Nil
			Nil
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion	Nil
4	.	Approval of Issue of Options to Mr Brothers
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	37,925,514
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	1,451,027
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	4,049,500
			Nil
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion	Nil
5	.	Approval of Appointment of Auditor
·		Votes where the proxy directed to vote “for” the motion	39,309,647
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to vote “against” the motion	56,000
·		Votes where the proxy may exercise a discretion how to vote	4,049,500
			Nil
·		Votes where the proxy was directed to abstain from voting on the motion	10,894

According to our consultants, some minor modifications will be required to allow the refinery to treat alternative crude oil feedstock originating from West Africa.

~~Mark~~Location ~~Smyth Chief Executive Officer~~of Plant:

~~Level 9, 28~~ The location ~~Esplanade,~~of ~~Perth,~~the ~~Western~~refinery ~~Australia,~~will ~~6000~~be POon ~~Box~~the ~~5643~~west Stcoast ~~George’s~~of ~~Terrace,~~Africa ~~Perth,~~and ~~Western~~the ~~Australia,~~optimum site ~~6831~~will ~~Telephone:~~be ~~(61-8)~~advised ~~9226~~in ~~4788~~due ~~Facsimile: (61-8) 9226 4799 Email: info@cityviewcorp~~course.~~com Web: www.cityviewcorp.com ABN: 59 009 235 634 ACN: 009 235 634~~

~~INFORMATION~~CityView plans ~~SUPPLIED~~to TOship ~~AUSTRALIAN~~the ~~SECURITIES~~plant ~~INVESTMENT~~to ~~COMMISSION~~the construction site in December this year and have it operational by the first quarter of 2010. These dates are dependent on relevant final governmental approvals and the state of available infrastructure (e.g. power, water, nearby port) required for operation of the plant.

~~(“ASIC”)~~Production Estimates:

~~For~~Simulation modelling of the ~~month~~refinery flowsheet has been conducted by expert consultants. The results of ~~May~~preliminary 1simulations to date estimate production at 50,000 bpsd ~~2008~~when tofed ~~May~~with 31the likely feed stock for the refinery. It is anticipated that with fine-tuning of the model and the refinery itself, ~~2008~~crude rate will exceed 50,000 bpsd. The approximate product breakdown is estimated as follows:

Product	Rate (BPSD)
LPG	1,550
Naphtha	3,784
Mogas	17,370
Kero + Diesel	13,964
Asphalt	4,560
Fuel Oil	8,772

Mark Smyth

Chief Executive Officer

INFORMATION SUPPLIED TO AUSTRALIAN SECURITIES INVESTMENT COMMISSION (“ASIC”)

For the month of August 1, 2008 to August 31, 2008

PROVIDED TO THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

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