Development

PARRAMATTA and Cumberland Councils have scored more than $20M in the 2020-21 Federal Budget for infrastructure projects. The Investment in Parramatta/Cumberland infrastructure includes: Parramatta City Council will receive over $7.6 million and Cumberland City Council will receive over $7 million under an extension of the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program; $3.5 million to local

TREASURER Josh Frydenberg has put the challenge to the private sector to pull the flailing economy up by its bootstraps. He has done this through a broad suite of policy initiatives, including brought-forward personal income tax cuts, full expensing for depreciable business investments, wage subsidies to encourage the employment of new staff, and reforming insolvency

Six new bridges will be built and another five bridges modified in the Greater Parramatta area, as part of the Parramatta Light Railworks. Minister for Transport and Roads Andrew Constance said the bridges at Westmead, Parramatta, Camellia, Rosehill, and Dundas will support dual-track light rail as well as an active transport link. “Greater Parramatta will

THE $130M cultural and civic building that will dramatically change the look of Parramatta CBD is on its way with Lord Mayor Bob Dwyer turning the first sod recently. Construction of the building at 5 Parramatta Square is expected to be completed in April 2022. The six-storey building will contain Parramatta Council chambers as well