The 13 NSW projects set to inject more than $4 billion into the economy | AngusGthompson
The state's first hydrogen gas plant, the revamping of a western Sydney CBD and Central Station's planned tech hub are all part of the latest bundle of projects and planning proposals being rapidly assessed by the NSW government.
The first stage of the govenment's spruiked Sydney tech precinct at Central Station, where Atlassian plans to build the world's tallest hybrid timber tower, has also been included in the accelerated assessments, with the rezoning proposal for the first area to be looked at. “The fast-tracked assessment program is a key part of the NSW government’s COVID-19 Recovery Plan as we continue to get shovel-ready projects out the door to keep people in jobs and keep the economy moving,” Mr Stokes said.
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