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David Borger
- High-speed rail, airport connections and more Metro stations: What Parramatta needs by 2050Sydney Morning Herald
- It’s going to be faster to take a train to Sydney’s existing airport than a bus to the new oneSydney Morning Herald
- The unloved Sydney highway that could lead the way for Parramatta RoadSydney Morning Herald
- ‘Ridiculous, low-rent nonsense’: Housing minister takes aim at NIMBY mayorsSydney Morning Herald
- Aspen, Whistler ... Penrith? Indoor ski resort gets approval for western SydneySydney Morning Herald
- Rosehill first past the post - while another Metro contender was scratched at the startSydney Morning Herald
- Parramatta light rail extension to Olympic Park to cost $3.9 billionSydney Morning Herald
- ‘We need 30 more Surry Hills’: Unholy alliance to push bold housing reformsSydney Morning Herald
- Inner Sydney suburb slated as likely site for extra Metro West stationSydney Morning Herald
- Metro West hangs by a thread as Minns flags project reviewSydney Morning Herald
- Future of Metro West under cloud as premier says it may need extra stationsSydney Morning Herald
- It started as a mailing list. Now Sydney’s pro-development activists are mobilisingSydney Morning Herald
- Minns has changed his tune on NIMBYism, but will his flock follow?Sydney Morning Herald
- Labor MPs call for review of ‘inequitable’ western Sydney grants programSydney Morning Herald
- Premier flags potential for extra stations along Sydney’s Metro West lineSydney Morning Herald
- Abandoned and frustrated: Anger as South by South West ignores Sydney’s westSydney Morning Herald
- How sobering up Sydney’s nightlife could attract more crowdsSydney Morning Herald
- The ambitious plan to resuscitate Sydney’s open air music sceneSydney Morning Herald
- Sydney’s Chinatown plans revival with ‘strata for the street’ programSydney Morning Herald
- Why Parramatta offers a better quality of life than Lane CoveSydney Morning Herald
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