Regional Development
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30 June 2020
AMAZON BACKS WESTERN SYDNEY
High-tech expansion at Aerotropolis
AMAZON is developing a new advanced storage and distribution centre near the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, creating 1,500 jobs in addition to 700 jobs during its construction, while contributing to economic recovery after COVID-19.
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22 June 2020
UNITED SUPPORT FOR POWERHOUSE MUSEUM
Regional benefits "too good to miss"
THE $1.1B dollar relocation of the Powerhouse Museum to Parramatta would be the day-visitor attraction so much needed in Sydney’s second CBD, according to Lord Mayor Bob Dwyer and Chamber of Commerce president Schon Condon.
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20 June 2020
NEW WESTERN SYDNEY CONSTRUCTION HUB
$80M centre located at Kingswood
THE NSW Government has announced the new $80M Western Sydney Construction Hub will be located at the existing Kingswood TAFE NSW campus.
THE NSW Government has announced the new $80M Western Sydney Construction Hub will be located at the existing Kingswood TAFE NSW campus.
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28 May 2020
PROPERTY COUNCIL SUPPORTS FAST TRACK
Master list of shovel-ready projects
THE Property Council of Australia has welcomed the announcement from the NSW Government that the future Mamre Road employment lands will receive a fast-tracked assessment as part of the second tranche of the NSW Government’s Planning Acceleration Program.
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16 May 2020
NEW INTERCITY TRAINS RAMP UP TESTING
High tech transport on the way
TESTING is ramping up on the New Intercity Fleet with the first two new trains now travelling on the network under their own power.
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13 May 2020
HIGH SPEED RAIL PLAN BACK ON THE RADAR
Rebuild solution post-COVID-19
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
IT has been the most “born again” project in Australian transport history, but High Speed Rail is back on the public agenda courtesy of Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese.
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14 April 2020
THE GREEN SPINE OF WESTERN HEARTLAND
Watercourse precinct to be reimagined
RED DWYER
A WATERCOURSE flowing through one of the flattest, hottest and driest parts of Greater Sydney will be “re-imagined” to become the central “green” spine of Western Parkland City.
