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The Department of Planning has approved plans for the $76.5m Newcastle Education Campus construction at Newcastle High School.

Grand Junction City Council advances plans for a new recreation center, securing a resounding 6-1 vote in favor of authorizing $70 million in bonds. The approved ordinance includes a substantial financial commitment, setting a maximum debt service of over $148 million.

The NSW Government has delivered a new State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) to the built environment, which will see new powers delivered to state-owned housing agencies to increase affordable housing supply quickly.

Major renewal is also underway nearby with the restoration of the Pyrmont Bridge, expansion of the Chinese Garden, a new stage in Tumbalong Park, the opening of the new W Hotel, and the IMAX redevelopment.

The state government has handed developers a major win by announcing the snap-rezoning of 31 Sydney suburbs. But they haven’t got everything their way.

The NSW Government says it is currently drafting a second State Significant Development and new 2050 Vision for Darling Harbour, following on from the approval of the $765 million Hassell-designed revitalisation of the Harbourside precinct.

Powerhouse has released the concept designs for its Ultimo site, a key factor of which is reorienting the museum to the CBD.

The National Hurricane Center has outlined a new spot for possible tropical development as the end of hurricane season nears.

Scandium International Mining Corp. today announced that its 100% owned subsidiary, EMC Metals Australia Pty Ltd (“EMC”), commenced physical development of the Nyngan Scandium Project following the results of the 2023 Nyngan drilling program.

The 47 wind towers at Paling Yards are a bit closer to arriving