The next three-kilometre section of the Sutherland to Cronulla Active Transport Link (SCATL) is now open following around 12 months of construction between Miranda and Woolooware.
Stage 2 East section will provide pedestrians and cyclists with a safe and convenient link between Jackson Avenue in Miranda and the intersection of Denman Avenue and Gannons Road on the Caringbah/Woolooware boundary.
The previous Liberal Government fully funded construction of the project between Sutherland and Cronulla and around 4.3 km of the overall project is now complete.
This latest stage connects key locations including Miranda and Caringbah shopping centres and Sutherland and Kareena Hospitals.
SCATL also links with existing active transport paths at Woolooware, giving pedestrians and cyclists access all the way from Miranda to locations such as Captain Cook Playing Fields, Bay Central at Woolooware and Woolooware and Cronulla High Schools, and also off-road connection with the Woolooware Bay path over the Captain Cook Bridge to Cooks River.
Work on the latest stage of SCATL has involved providing accessibility ramps and seating along the route, together with extensive landscaping.
Transport for NSW is working with Sutherland Shire Council to complete planting of four trees for each one removed for construction.
Design and investigation work for Stage 2 West between Kirrawee and Miranda continues and a preferred route is expected to be ready for consultation later this year. Stage 3 between Woolooware and Cronulla is in the early planning and design phase.
The completion of Stage 2 East of SCATL follows the earlier construction of Stage 1, a 1.3 km section between Sutherland and Kirrawee.
🇦🇺Wishing all our athletes in the Australian Olympic Team in Paris the very best of luck, including 7 living in the Cronulla electorate. ... See MoreSee Less
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What is your transport policy? The current government has proposed nothing since winning government, only completing what the previous Berejiklan government started
Over the past days, we’ve seen a series of damning revelations about the construction union (the CFMEU), including direct threats from the NSW Secretary to expose the contents of secret meetings with Labor Ministers, MPs, and public servants. These revelations highlight a serious issue of transparency and accountability within the current government.
The Premier has consistently refused to take decisive action:
❌ Refusal to return donations from the CFMEU’s tainted money.
❌Allowing his MPs to remain members of the CFMEU.
❌Refusal to establish a Royal Commission to thoroughly investigate the scandal and hold those involved accountable.
❌Failure to refer the threats and allegations involving the CFMEU to the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
The Opposition will keep pushing for transparency and integrity on these matters. ... See MoreSee Less
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Please start announcing transport projects. Labor hasn't made any attempt to propose, plan and build any new metro or light lines since coming into power. We need at least an extension of the Eastern Suburbs Railway to Bondi Beach and light rail down Parramatta Rd
roaches of the state
Maybe look at corruption at testsafe ask sophie plumber running his business onsite,Icac alert
Mark Speakman Fight hard against the "equality" bill. Thank you.
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🌞 Good Afternoon, 😊 Congratulations, 🙏 HaVe A GrEaT DaY! #GreAt_PhOtOs, 👍 #Amazing_Work, #GreAt_LeAdeR👏
The government and opposition must resist NIMBY pressure and extend the rail to Bondi Beach. Improved public transport will reduce traffic congestion, boost local businesses, and provide better access for all. Prioritizing the greater good over local objections ensures a vibrant, connected community benefiting everyone.
Dominic Perrottet has left an indelible mark on our State.
His retirement marks the end of a political career defined by visionary leadership and unwavering dedication to the people of NSW. Dom’s contributions to financial management, transformational infrastructure and family support have set a high standard for future leaders.
I thank Dom for his tireless service and wish him all the best with his new role. I also wish Helen, Charlotte, Annabelle, Amelia, Harriet, Beatrice, William and Celeste all the best as they adjust to Dom and life after politics! ... See MoreSee Less
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You did a great job and congratulations on your new exciting job with BHP, I'm sure it will be much happier than in politics.
Mark Speakman please pass on our best wishes.
Dom will certainly be missed👍👍
The government must resist NIMBY pressure and extend the rail to Bondi Beach. Improved public transport will reduce traffic congestion, boost local businesses, and provide better access for all. Prioritizing the greater good over local objections ensures a vibrant, connected community benefiting everyone.
Definitely a negative mark on each of his electorates he managed and the state in general. Mark come to Epping to see how badly a suburb can be destroyed by incompetent members. Especially one who has been missing in action since the last election.
So please Mark …. Start making your voice heard …. You have so much to fire at Chris Minns we hear nothing from you on the news, we don’t vote labour and we deserve a much better governing state govt not one that is tied in with CFMEU , thank you cheers 🍻
Mark Speakman the NSW “equality” bill is dangerous in its entirety. We don’t need this legislation ever in Australia. Please form a great resistance and rejection of it. Thank you.
He didnt do much for his hawkesbury area when a member for them.still waiting for Pitt Town by pass.not mych done when your member does not live in the electorate.plus tax payers have to pay for another by election.2nd liberal to cut loose in a month
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Today we gathered at the Cenotaph in Martin Place for the inaugural Middle East Area of Operation Commemoration, hosted by RSL NSW, honouring those who served this century in the Middle East.
Lest we forget. ... See MoreSee Less
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Lest we Forget !
Lest We Forget !
"The Australian Government is a corporate Government entity (post 1973)" NOT a dejure office of parliament of Australia . www.commonwealthnational.com.au
The NSW Opposition supports the Government’s decision to extend retail trading restrictions to cover all ANZAC Day, to give the service and sacrifices of veterans are appropriate recognition and honour, and to enable people to participate in commemorative services throughout the day.
RSL NSW President Mick Bainbridge, shadow veterans minister Robyn Preston MP and I chatted about this today. ... See MoreSee Less
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I agree , let’s show respect for those who made sacrifices for us . They should be honoured , it’s a Day of remembering .