Ratepayers baulked at a suggestion the North Cronulla complex should be rebuilt for up to $45 million, after builders walked away from the troubled project.
Developers want to raze a landmark building and replace it with high-end apartments. The local MP reckons they’re “having a laugh” at the housing crisis.
One Sydney council has watched a controversial development proposal balloon from 72 apartments to 800 under the state government’s plans to accelerate housing approvals.
Hundreds of union members held a fiery protest as rumours swirled one Sydney council was poised to slash 150 jobs. There was no such plan, an inquiry has heard.
For years, the project to transform the famous venue has been frustrated by cost blowouts and delays. The council hopes the $122 million overhaul will be worth the wait.