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Tag Archives: Western Sydney
Sydney, population growth – and the rise of “mega-councils” (part 5 – conclusions)
In the first four posts in this series I looked at the distribution of Sydney’s forecast population growth across local government areas and in particular the projected increase in the number of councils with populations over 200,000, from two in … Continue reading
Sydney, population growth – and the rise of “mega-councils” (part 4)
In this post I’ll try to put the “mega-councils” story in the broader context of Sydney’s forecast population growth by looking at population increases growth rates rather than the resulting size of the councils themselves, though obviously there is a … Continue reading
Sydney, population growth – and the rise of “mega-councils” (part 3 – Greater Western Sydney)
Given the current interest in population growth, in the third of my articles I’ll take a look at forecast population growth in Greater Western Sydney councils. To reiterate, the projections I’m discussing are based on forecasts released by the NSW … Continue reading
Sydney, population growth – and the rise of “mega-councils” (part 2)
Given the current obvious interest in “Big Australia”, big cities and all things to do with population I thought I’d take a further look at the so-called “mega-councils” of Sydney’s future that I identified in my last post. To reiterate, … Continue reading
Western Sydney a winner in Transport Inquiry interim report
In my last post I outlined the governance arrangements outlined in the interim report of the Independent Public Inquiry into Sydney’s public transport which I had a small role in developing. Now I’d like to summarise the Inquiry’s proposals for … Continue reading
SMH publishes transport opinion piece
In late November last year, just before I left for Perth and then Paris, the Sydney Morning Herald published my opinion piece on Sydney’s current transport infrastructure saga. The title the paper chose was: Three times denied: western Sydney misses … Continue reading
SOAC addresses cities in Perth
In November the 2009 State of Australian Cities Conference brought together academics, researchers, planners and many others involved in urban design and management at the University of Western Australia in Perth to discuss the current status and direction of our … Continue reading
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Christie’s Sydney public transport inquiry hearings kick off
Well, it’s inevitable that the next few posts will be dominated by Sydney public transport and planning issues. On Tuesday the public hearings for the Sydney Morning Herald’s independent public inquiry headed by transport expert and former Director-General Ron Christie … Continue reading
How is NSW growing? Part 3: Sydney’s employment growth 1996 to 2006
In my last post I looked at the snapshot of Sydney’s 33 largest employment centres provided by the NSW Transport Data Centre (TDC) in its Employment and Commuting in Sydney’s Centres, 1996 – 2006, based on the Metropolitan Strategy centres … Continue reading
How is NSW growing? Part 2: Sydney’s employment centres in 2006
In part 1, I discussed population growth in the Sydney metropolitan area. I’ll continue by looking at some interesting employment data. In December 2008 the NSW Transport Data Centre (TDC) released Employment and Commuting in Sydney’s Centres, 1996 – … Continue reading