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Mosman residents also fear “online bullying and persecution” if they speak up in support of the proposed supermarket.

A draft plan outlining projects and services to be delivered across the MidCoast during 2021-22, along with MidCoast Council's draft annual operating...

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Investors look to snap up $100m in land and warehouse assets We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Private investor Leda Holdings has kicked off 2021 with five land transactions in western Sydney, amounting to more than $20 million. It comes as a land parcel in the Mamre Road Precinct of the Western Sydney Aerotropolis is also being sold and is expected to generate strong interest, with price expectations of up to $8...

A consolidated Local Environment Plan and Development Control Plan were locked in Monday night. A minimum residential lot size of 550 m2 will be implemented, along with a building height limit of 8.5 metres. Until now, five different codes were used to govern land use across the merged council area. More than 750 residents provided feedback in the lead-up to the decision. (VISION ONLY.)