01 Apr NSW Infrastructure Projects You Haven’t Heard of Yet

NSW Infrastructure Projects

The Liberal Government has promised to spend over $89 Billion on much needed infrastructural developments throughout the NSW region. This money will be spent on major upgrades to road infrastructure to ease congestion on roads such as the West Connex and North Connex, the Sydney Metro which is Australia’s largest infrastructure project along with tearing down sport stadiums to make way for their state-of-the-art replacements. While you are probably familiar with the aforementioned projects the NSW Government also plans on spending their budget on some less well known projects.

A Second Opera House in Barangaroo

Sydney looks set add to add another jewel to its crown with the addition of a second Opera House. The new opera house will feature again it’s famous sail feature which will face from East to West unlike the North to South facing sails in the original. A Government spokesperson confidently told us: “Following complaints about the orientation of the current Opera House – we will now have an Opera house for all people.”

Political Circus

The NSW government has recently revealed in an interview with industry insider that they will be building a political circus in place of the Allianz Stadium. When quizzed on what would be on show in the political circus the tight-lipped politicians were keen not to give too much away but they did drop a few teasers – politicians trapezing tight ropes above controversy, election promise juggling clowns and even cannons for firing politicians into a cushioned post government role.

Ibis Sanctuary at Hyde Park

A section of Hyde Park has been reserved for Sydney’s newest wildlife reserve an Ibis Sanctuary which will bring more of the beloved Australian bird to the heart of the city. More commonly known through their endearing colloquial name as ‘Bin Chickens’.

KOM Tunnel

The Kangaroo and Other Marsupial Tunnel will be a high-speed link which will allow for marsupials to safely skip and hop their way underneath the bustling city of Sydney. The tunneling will commence at Heathcote and go all the way to Mount Kurringai. The move has been heralded by environmentalists as a “step in the right direction” but some are skeptical and believe that they should be going further “there is no indication that there will be adequate Eucalyptus trees for Koalas”.

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