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Western Sydney hospitals receive a $38 million health package boost. The funding will support critical infrastructure upgrades and expanded services.
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Western Sydney hospitals receive a $38 million health package boost. The funding will support critical infrastructure upgrades and expanded services.
A 17-floor hotel plan from 2018 was replaced by an eight-storey precinct after member feedback. Stage 1 construction is targeted to start early 2027.
Data centres in Western Sydney want up to 28 gigawatts of power. The grid expects just 3.67 gigawatts by 2036. That gap now defines the sector.
The NSW Government has confirmed a $2.1 billion funding commitment for a Parramatta light rail extension, taking the project into formal planning ahead.
Three industrial developers have committed a combined $1.4 billion to logistics facilities in the Western Sydney Aerotropolis, part of a wave of eastern.
Parramatta is Sydney's fastest-growing suburb, with major infrastructure projects and a booming property market driving growth. The western corridor.
The NSW Department of Planning has released 1,800 hectares of land around the Western Sydney Aerotropolis for housing, employment and transport purposes.
Parramatta's dining precinct has welcomed a wave of new restaurant openings, transforming the western Sydney CBD into a destination that rivals the inner city.
The first train arrived at the Orchard Hills facility in July after a 23,000-kilometre voyage from the Siemens Mobility production plant in Vienna.
The GWS Giants have emerged as western Sydney's AFL powerhouse, with a growing fanbase and a winning culture that is transforming the club. The club.
The funding is part of a record $10.3 billion investment in the 2026-27 NSW Budget, the largest increase to the health budget in the state's history.
SQM Research's latest data shows industrial vacancy in Sydney is tightening, with the market absorbing supply faster than it is being released.
Western Sydney International Airport opened for freight services in July 2026, the culmination of a $28 billion investment by the NSW and federal governments.
Private sector investment in the Western Sydney Aerotropolis has more than doubled to $21.6 billion in 14 months, ahead of the airport opening.