The NSW Government today committed a further $137 million to drive economic growth and prosperity through the Wagga Wagga Special Activation Precinct. This is in addition to the $20.6 million announced in November last year and represents a total commitment to Wagga of almost $158 million to dat...
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As outlined in the Parkes Special Activation Precinct’s master plan, two overpass bridges are proposed to be built on Brolgan Road to remove level crossings on the existing rail lines. To complete these important works and safely build the ...
Parkes Community Update November 2021
Parkes Special Activation Precinct is one step closer to becoming the new epicentre of the nation’s freight network with construction work now underway. The precinct is being delivered by Regional Growth NSW Development Corporation, an age...
Wagga Wagga master plan approved
In July 2020, the Department of Planning, Industry and Environment exhibited the draft master plan for the Wagga Wagga Special Activation Precinct along with an amendment to the Activation Precincts State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP). The...
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The Parkes Special Activation Precinct is gearing up for construction with the $126 million contract to design and build the precinct announced today. The contract for initial works – awarded to Fulton Hogan – comprises upgrades to local roads and supporting utilities including sewer...
There are now even more reasons to do business in a Special Activation Precinct, with the NSW Government's $250 million Jobs Plus Program and the $100 million Regional Job Creation Fund both open now. The programs aim to support existing businesses in regional NSW and attract local and internati...