It pays two sets of rates and has to put in development applications twice. The Winston Hotel’s owners have had enough.
After more than three decades in business,Temasek still offers value with a capital V,selling 500 to 600 bowls of laksa every week.
Parramatta’s lord mayor says the state government was right to take away some planning powers – and local councils urgently need further reforms.
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A tram has rolled through Parramatta’s CBD for the first time in 80 years,as testing begins on the entire line of the first stage of the Parramatta Light Rail project.
An undisclosed board candidate was given members’ names,addresses and contact details. One question was on everyone’s lips:Who?
A Parramatta councillor has been condemned after warning the proposed housing development at the site has the potential to turn into a slum.
Most property investors make a profit,but pick the wrong neighbourhood and there’s a one in four chance of losing money.
Seven years after the former Coalition government first announced the proposed route,the 10-kilometre tram line between the Parramatta CBD and Olympic Park has been given the tick by planning.
The NSW government is being urged to commit to trackless trams or light rail on Parramatta Road to kickstart its oft promised,but long-delayed,revitalisation.
The roads minister has been forced to intervene after Transport for NSW plans revealed almost 200 properties along Parramatta Road were at risk of being demolished or having land reclaimed.