Welcome to Western Sydney Business Access

 fb tw yt in 

Share this page with Friends

Editors Picks

$20 million upgrade

THE $20 million upgrade of the Castle Towers shopping centre will transform the centre into an urban shopping, entertainment and leisure hub, which will increase the centre’s size by up to 80,000 square metres, in response to population growth in the region.

Read more...

$40m plan refused

UNREASONABLE traffic safety, land-use conflict and inadequate parking have led to the refusal of a $40 million entertainment facility proposed for an industrial complex at McGraths Hill, by a private entertainment group, represented by local planning group, Montgomery Planning Solutions.

Read more...

$15m investment

ENDEAVOUR Energy plans to invest $15 million on upgrading the power supply to Schofields and Marsden Park. The plans propose the construction of a new 132kV power line to supply electricity to the Marsden Park industrial precinct and surrounding areas.

Read more...

New R&D centre

ADVANCED manufacturing company Quickstep Holdings, at Bankstown Airport, has established a global research and development centre at Deakin University. The centre will manage ongoing development of all Quickstep technologies and intellectual property, supporting the company's aerospace and automotive facilities in Australia and Germany. R&D activity currently undertaken at Quickstep's Munich facility will be relocated to the centre.

Read more...

$4.8 million plan

PROPOSED modifications costing $4.8 million to the JR Fleming Grand Stand, at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse, include construction of a bridge link between Level 1 and the Grandstand seating, installation of a new betting ring enclosure, construction of a new entrance portal and alterations to the Ascot restaurant.a

Read more...

Lock in hall hire for 2016

PENRITH Community groups and businesses who want to hire a community centre or hall for 2016 are encouraged to apply now. Mayor Ross Fowler OAM said the city boasted a number of premier venues for hire, with most offering air-conditioning. “It’s great that Council can support our lively and close-knit community by providing affordable hire of local facilities,’’ he said. This year almost 200 groups used Council facilities, including playgroups, dance groups, yoga, youth activities and seniors groups.” With about 40 community facilities available for hire across Penrith, community groups can nominate their preferred regular meeting space for next year. Local businesses can also use facilities offering affordable office and meeting space. There are a range of spaces available to suit small to large activities and new groups are always welcome to book. Check out the features of each facility at www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au Or phone 4732 8021.

 

Read more...

$300M for state-of-the-art facility

THE State Government has confirmed it will invest $300 million to develop a new state-of-the-art stadium in Parramatta.

Read more...


Access News is a print and digital media publisher established over 15 years and based in Western Sydney, Australia. Our newspaper titles include the flagship publication, Western Sydney Express, which is a trusted source of information and for hundreds of thousands of decision makers, businesspeople and residents looking for insights into the people, projects, opportunities and networks that shape Australia's fastest growing region - Greater Western Sydney.