Sydney, Australia’s most populous city, is seeing some big changes. In the coming years the city is set to evolve and grow further into its role as an international player in business, innovation and culture. At Zoom Recruitment, we’re excited to see the infrastructural projects that are going to be a part of this evolution unfold in the coming years. We’ve put together a list of the three infrastructural projects that are going to take Sydney forward.
Redfern North Eveleigh Precinct RenewalRedfern has long been at the centre of conversations surrounding urban renewal and infrastructural development. A number of New South Wales Government agencies are in various stages of their research into the sorts of projects that are going to be tendered out to private organisations.
Of the projects that are currently underway, perhaps the most visible is the renewal and upgrade of Redfern Station. The Central to Eveleigh Transformation Strategy will see Sydney as a whole unlock the economic potential of this section of Sydney. The same initiative will see Redfern become the site of part of the new Sydney Technology and Innovation Precinct.
While it looks like Melbourne might be hanging onto the Grand Prix for now, sport in Australia’s most populous city is not slowing down. The New South Wales Government is currently redeveloping the Sydney Football Stadium and Stadium Australia (ANZ Stadium).
While a date hasn’t been set for the reopening of either stadium, they are going to be key fixtures in Sydney's sporting landscape. Playing host to some of Australia’s biggest sporting and music events.
The Australian Government is currently in the process of carrying out its commitment to spending $4.1 billion on infrastructure projects in Sydney’s west. The goals of this spending being to invigorate this section of the city and open up the economic potential that western Sydney holds.
Upgrades to the Northern Road, the construction of a new east-west motorway to the airport and upgrades to the intersection of Ross Street and the Great Western Highway are all part of the ongoing plan. With a further attribution of $200 million dollars to be delivered over four rounds over the course of the ten-year project.
The efforts that are being made now to ease congestion will support economic growth in these regions of Sydney’s west. The goals of easing congestion and encouraging greater freedom of movement are going to see great things made possible for Sydney as a whole.
Sydney is a city that has seen big changes over the last few decades, and the coming decades are set to continue that trend. Above are three of the major projects taking place in Sydney that are inspiring us, we hope that the same is true for you.
If you’re looking to learn more about how you can equip your organisation to take a greater part in the developments taking place in Australia’s most populous city. Perhaps looking to get a greater number of qualified hands on for your next construction project. You can look to us at Zoom Recruitment.
With decades of experience in training and recruitment across industrial, commercial, civil and rail projects, we’re just the people to be speaking to. Get in touch with us today to speak with one of our expert recruitment and training consultants.