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ILLEGAL BUILDING WORKS Featured

Growth being hampered, say councils

By Di Bartok

ILLEGAL building works are hampering housing growth in the west, claims Holroyd Council, which is leading the fight to ensure there is not an increase in the number of dodgy buildings and structures dotted throughout western Sydney.

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 Futurist Craig Rispin at the launch. Featured

Stellar line-up tackles region's future

LOCAL businesses and special guests gathered at the Novotel Norwest for the media launch of the Small Business Summit for Greater Western Sydney, a major event scheduled for Wednesday, October 8th this year, hosted by the Sydney Hills Business Chamber.

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Holroyd cuts red tape for developers

WHILE areas such as Liverpool, Camden and Blacktown continue to rezone rural areas to allow for green field development, increased building height limits in Western Sydney's urbanised town centres are attracting major residential and commercial investment, according to Holroyd City Council.

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Rouse Hill Town Centre is one location for a smart work centre. Featured

Smart work hub locations selected

By Anthony Stavrinos

THREE suburbs in Western Sydney have been selected as locations for ‘Smart Work Hubs’, offering commuters alternative work locations closer to home, the NSW Government has announced.

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LIGHT RAIL ROUTES Featured
27 June 2014

LIGHT RAIL ROUTES

Hills pushing for Carlingford

HILLS Mayor Dr Michelle Byrne has called on NSW Premier Mike Baird to consider light rail routes that she believes will best serve Sydney’s North West.

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Parramatta's Eclipse building. Featured

Why Parramatta drives opportunity in GWS

By Marcus Moufarrige
Chief Operating Officer, Servcorp

PARRAMATTA is increasingly being seen as Sydney’s burgeoning CBD. A recent report by Parramatta City Council, for example, forecasts a growth of 27,000 jobs in the district by 2036.

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NSW Premier Mike Baird has indicated that he wants a co orinated approach to regional development similar to what happens in London. Featured

London style authority preferred

By Anthony Stavrinos

NSW Premier Mike Baird says he is proud to have oversight of Western Sydney among his upgraded responsibilities after shocking ICAC developments elevated him into the top job.

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