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Tag Archives: Badgerys Creek
Sydney Metro West update: the government goes for speed over coverage
Yesterday’s release of a Project Overview detailing the station locations for the planned Sydney Metro West between Westmead and the Sydney CBD largely confirms the state government’s previous announcements as well as analysis in this blog and elsewhere. It also … Continue reading
Posted in metro, Public Transport, Sydney Metro, Transport
Tagged Badgerys Creek, Infrastructure, metro, Rail, State Government, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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Back to the Future? – Sydney Region Plan and Transport Strategy (part 1)
For anyone who has been involved with metropolitan planning in Sydney for any length of time there is a whiff of familiarity surrounding the release by the Greater Sydney Commission and Transport for NSW of a suite of documents outlining … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Growth, Planning, Public Transport, Sydney metro area, Transport
Tagged Airport, Badgerys Creek, Growth, Infrastructure, metro, Rail, Strategic Planning, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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The Strategic Week (no. 13, Friday 18 March 2016) – the week in governance, planning, infrastructure and transport
Top of the Week PM links innovation, a new cities agenda and Western Sydney plans… While the Prime Minister’s comments during the Lachlan Macquarie Lecture at the recent Out There summit on the possibility that a rail link to the … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Employment, Governance, Infrastructure, Local Government, Planning, Population, Public Transport, Sydney metro area, The Strategic Week, Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Badgerys Creek, Federal Government, governance, Growth, Infrastructure, light rail, Local Government, metro, Rail, State Government, Strategic Planning, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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The Strategic Week (no. 8, Thursday 11 February 2016) – the week in governance, planning, infrastructure and transport
Governance Federal opposition calls for Cities Minister replacement Federal Shadow Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Cities and Tourism Anthony Albanese has called on the Prime Minister to appoint a new Minister for Cities to replace Jamie Briggs who resigned recently (see TSW4). Mr … Continue reading
Posted in Governance, Infrastructure, Local Government, Planning, Public Transport, Sydney metro area, The Strategic Week, Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Badgerys Creek, Federal Government, governance, Infrastructure, light rail, Local Government, metro, Rail, State Government, Strategic Planning, SWRL, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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The Strategic Week (no. 4, Friday 15 January 2016) – the week in governance, planning, infrastructure and transport
Welcome to the first edition of The Strategic Week for 2016 – and apologies for the delay in this edition which was meant to appear last week. This edition also covers the period since the appearance of TSW 3 on … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Environment, Growth, Infrastructure, Local Government, Planning, Public Transport, The Strategic Week, Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Airport, Badgerys Creek, Federal Government, governance, Infrastructure, light rail, Local Government, Rail, State Government, Strategic Planning, Sydney metro area, Ticketing, Transport, Western Sydney
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The Strategic Week (no. 3, Friday 18 December 2015) – the week in governance, planning, infrastructure and transport
Introduction Because of today’s announcement of the NSW local government mergers this edition of “The Strategic Week” is being released a day later than usual and the lead item on the mergers is also longer than normal. There is also … Continue reading
Posted in Governance, Growth, Infrastructure, Local Government, Planning, Public Transport, Regions, ROCs, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
Tagged Airport, Badgerys Creek, Federal Government, governance, Infrastructure, light rail, Local Government, metro, Rail, Regional governance, regions, ROCs, State Government, Strategic Planning, Sydney metro area, Transport, Western Sydney
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The Strategic Week (no. 1, Thursday 3 December 2015) – the week in governance, planning, infrastructure and transport
Welcome to the first edition of “the Strategic Week” Welcome to the first edition of a new service on the StrategicMatters blog – the Strategic Week, a short summary of the some of the week’s key developments in governance, planning, infrastructure and … Continue reading
The second Sydney airport – dead, or just resting? (part 4: final)
With media reports that a Federal Government announcement about a second airport for Sydney at Badgerys Creek is eminent, this is an appropriate time for me to complete my series of posts about the proposal. As with my previous posts … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Infrastructure, Transport
Tagged Airport, Badgerys Creek, Infrastructure, regions, Transport, Western Sydney
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The second Sydney airport – dead, or just resting? (part 3)
As with my previous posts, a disclaimer – I was the CEO of WSROC, the Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils, from 1996 to 2008 and therefore was involved in many of the debates about the proposed second Sydney airport. … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Infrastructure, Transport
Tagged Airport, Badgerys Creek, Transport, Western Sydney
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The second Sydney airport – dead, or just resting? (part 2)
First, a disclaimer – I was the CEO of WSROC, the Western Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils, from 1996 to 2008 and therefore was involved in many of the debates about the proposed second Sydney airport. In my previous article … Continue reading
Posted in Airport, Infrastructure, Local Government
Tagged Airport, Badgerys Creek, Infrastructure, Local Government, Transport
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