infrastructure

More than half a million homes and businesses in Sydney’s inner suburbs will have more reliable power, with TransGrid’s $285 million Powering Sydney’s Future project getting the green light today from the NSW Government. 

Energy Minister Matt Kean said the upgraded infrastructure will provide additional security of supply during peak demand periods.

“Parts of Sydney’s transmission and distribution networks are reaching their end of life, so this project will play a crucial role in ensuring a continuous and reliable energy supply for our communities,” Mr Kean said. 

It's an exciting time for the residents of hornsby as the new footbridge is put in place and the old one removed.
To read the full Hornsby Advocate article, open the PDF below.
 

Check out the PDF below to find out details of the planned improvements and maintainance of Peats Ferry Bridge.

Mr MATT KEAN ( Hornsby ) ( 15:38 ): My motion deserves to be accorded priority because there has never been a more exciting time to live in New South Wales, and that is confirmed by today's budget. The triple‑A credit rating is entrenched; there are surpluses as far as the eye can see, and there will be record expenditure on infrastructure to continue to grow and drive this State's economy. I have not seen this much excitement in New South Wales since Big Kev was selling cleaning products. I know that good news for the Government is bad news for Labor. Those opposite hate good news.

Matt Kean has unveiled plans for a much needed increase in the number of commuter parking spots at Hornsby Station. To read more about the commuter parking upgrade, please follow this link to the Hornsby Advocate article http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/newslocal/the-hills/hundreds-of-new-par...