
NSW Minister for Infrastructure, Cities and Active Transport | @liberalnsw Member for Pittwater
Pittwater, Sydney
Joined October 2018
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This is just another example of Labor’s complete lack of vision, cancelling major infrastructure projects before they’re even in government. Sad, but not surprising.
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Today we officially re-opened the College Street cycleway, celebrating with local cyclists and the team responsible for reinstalling this wonderful piece of infrastructure.
Read more about the College Street comeback here: bit.ly/CollegeStreetComeback
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Our National Director Heidi Lee Douglas met with NSW Minister for Cities, infrastructure & Active Transport @RobStokesMP yesterday, to discuss our push for more support for active transport - including ebike rebates and a Fed Govt investment in safe bike path infrastructure
Our cities need to be safer for women and girls.
That’s why a re-elected Liberals and Nationals Government will double the Safer Cities budget to $60M, to fund safety improvements in places like Parramatta Park, around our train stations, our streets and town centres.
Another piece of public land locked away to the public will soon be opened up. A special piece of subterranean Sydney.
Secret Sydney tunnels
The @AustralianBG is about to get a $200M facelift.
Thanks to Westinvest, this treasured south-west Sydney public space will be transformed.
The White Bay Power Station is a harbourside heritage gem. Remediation works have hit the halfway point and I’m delighted to say that this incredible building will be dedicated as a cultural destination. @Dom_Perrottet
We've made a small yet incredibly significant change to the road rules.
When I met Steve Lyons in Port Macquarie last September, it was illegal for him to use an e-skateboard, his chosen mobility device, to get around.
E-skateboards are now permissible on roads and footpaths for those with a mobility impairment.
Often it's the little changes we make that can have the biggest impact.
We’re spending $65M to transform Fernhill Estate from private property to public space.
We’ve just overcome a major engineering hurdle in construction of the new @SydFishMarket.
100 million litres of water has been drained from Blackwattle Bay.
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Chris Minns doesn't have the experience to navigate these challenging economic times, and can't say how he'll pay for anything. #nswpol









