Redfern, Eveleigh, Darlington, Waterloo Watch
The University of Sydney plans to spend $2.5 billion transforming its historic campus, as a building arms race between higher education providers reaches unprecedented levels, reports Heath Gilmore in the Sydney Morning Herald of 15 March 2014. Read More…
While residents were supposed to be consulted in the preperation of Sydney University’s Campus Improvement Program under the Planning and Infrastructure requirements residents were unaware of the CIP until it went on exhibition in February 2014. Planning and Infrastructure said “prior to publicly exhibiting the EIS, the agency thoroughly reviewed the submitted EIS, and determined … Read more
A KEY lobby group has questioned whether local communities will back the NSW government’s ambitious rollout of urban renewal projects, claiming it will need strong local support to deliver $65 billion worth of housing and associated infrastructure reports Lisa Allen in The Australian of 13 March 201 Read More…
Below is the text of the AAP report run by a number of media regarding the UrbanGrowth NSW anouncement of 8 March 2014. Read More…
On March 7 2014 UrbanGrowth NSW made a presentation to a Property Council Lunch concerning Central to Evleigh. Someone at the function used their mobile phone to capture the Central to Evleigh fly through presentation and then kindly put it on You-tube. Some of the flythrough was used in Chanel 9 News later that day. … Read more
This Urban Growth Project profile was released on 8 March 2014 with the anouncement of UrbanGrowths’s expanded role in Central to Eveleigh. Below is the text of the profile. A link to the pdf version can be found at the foot of this article. Read More…
Minister for Planning and Infrastructure Brad Hazzard today, 8th march 2014, announced the NSW Government has charged UrbanGrowth NSW with a new mandate to lead the delivery of major scale renewal projects including the Central to Eveleigh Urban Renewal and Transport Program. Below is the text of th Read More…
Large swathes of land have been unlocked for apartment development in Sydney and Newcastle, as the state government pushes for urban renewal reports Rebecca Thistleton on page 6 of the Australian Financial Review of 8 March 2014. Read More…
