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Slower than the Notre-Dame rebuild: When will Parramatta’s light rail open?

Slower than the Notre-Dame rebuild: When will Parramatta’s light rail open?

Parramatta’s mayor says he’s been stonewalled by the government when trying to get information about the project’s completion.

  • by Anthony Segaert

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‘Excessive’ or ‘strategic merit’? Eastern suburbs’ tallest building given green light

‘Excessive’ or ‘strategic merit’? Eastern suburbs’ tallest building given green light

A proposal to construct the tallest building in the eastern suburbs has overcome a significant planning hurdle three years after first being rejected.

  • by Max Maddison
The Allan government is already spruiking its housing success. Here’s what the data says

The Allan government is already spruiking its housing success. Here’s what the data says

Over a year after its Housing Statement, Labor is falling short of its lofty targets – and that’s if its estimate stacks up. If it doesn’t, things are even worse.

  • by Rachel Eddie and Kieran Rooney
Over 75,000 approved homes yet to commence construction

Over 75,000 approved homes yet to commence construction

Doubts over the effectiveness of the government’s planning reforms are growing with data that shows a huge lag between approved DAs and new builds.

  • by Max Maddison
Minns should have declared ‘conflict’ over Rosehill deal: inquiry

Minns should have declared ‘conflict’ over Rosehill deal: inquiry

The upper house inquiry into the plan to develop Rosehill Racecourse said it made the decision “given the significant conflicting evidence regarding the proposal”.

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison
What Harry Triguboff really thinks about local councils and Chinese migrants

What Harry Triguboff really thinks about local councils and Chinese migrants

The 91-year-old Meriton boss said council staff should be given bonuses if they approved more development applications before making incendiary remarks about Chinese migrants.

  • by Anthony Segaert
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Ascot residents fight for their castles amid racecourse redevelopment

Ascot residents fight for their castles amid racecourse redevelopment

For a quarter of a century, Bruce Hunt and his family have lived in an idyllic cul-de-sac. But his serenity is set to be shattered by a 400-horse stable just metres from his home.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Plans for Brisbane’s tallest tower outside of CBD

Plans for Brisbane’s tallest tower outside of CBD

Developers have applied to build a 50-storey residential tower at South Brisbane that, if built, would be the city’s tallest building outside the CBD.

  • by Cameron Atfield
Bayside backlash: Brighton grumbles about fast-tracked housing plans

Bayside backlash: Brighton grumbles about fast-tracked housing plans

More than 100 people gathered on Sunday in Brighton to protest against the government’s plans to fast-track housing developments in the suburb.

  • by Caroline Schelle
I’m a proud YIMBY mayor, but I can’t say yes to this shocking plan
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I’m a proud YIMBY mayor, but I can’t say yes to this shocking plan

I’m a passionate advocate of both plentiful and affordable housing, but I’m alarmed by what the Minns government has in mind for my LGA.

  • by Trenton Brown
The one thing stopping people moving into hundreds of new Sydney homes
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The one thing stopping people moving into hundreds of new Sydney homes

New developments in the city’s north-west can’t be approved for sale because of a problem with a pipe Sydney Water won’t fix until next year.

  • by Anthony Segaert