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This new waterfront suburb will reshape Sydney, but who will get to live there?

March 6, 2026 at 08:30 AM
By Sydney Morning Herald
If we are sacrificing a working harbour to build this shiny new precinct, we cannot sacrifice working Sydneysiders too.

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If we are sacrificing a working harbour to build this shiny new precinct, we cannot sacrifice working Sydneysiders too If we are sacrificing a working harbour to build this shiny new precinct, we cannot sacrifice working Sydneysiders too. Monitor developments in This for further updates.

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