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| Over the next four years the NSW Government is investing $62.9billion in infrastructure, which will sustain an average of over 160,000 jobs every year. |
ISSUE 33, 23 OCTOBER 2009 |
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| SPECIAL SUPPLY INFORMATION - Steel roofing and walling requirements
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| BlueScope and the rollforming industry are benefiting from accessing accurate forecasts on painted and metallic coated steel requirements for Government Stimulus work, especially during the year-end holiday period. Read more |
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| Catholic schools share stimulus funding allocations
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| Currently 105 Catholic schools have voluntarily released some of their P21 funding and 89 schools have received additional funding. A total of $60.4 million has been redistributed; this constitutes around 6.8% of the total school grants for P21 in the Catholic school system. Read more |
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| Taskforce planning approvals update
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| The number of planning approvals given under the Nation Building and Jobs Plan Act has risen significantly to a total of 205 approved. They have been listed this week and next in the Sydney Morning Herald (Local Government section) and all assessment documents are on the Taskforce page of the NSW Government website. Read more |
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How to access information on planning determinations made by Housing NSW
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| All planning determinations made under the State Environmental Planning Policy (Affordable Rental Housing) 2009 are listed on an ongoing basis on the Housing NSW website Read more |
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| Defining the project management fee on Government Education Projects
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| The average project management fee paid to Government’s Education Managing Contractors is 2.7%. Actual costs in each region were set through a competitive tender process to ensure they reflect best value in the current market. The costs in each region are dependent on regional and site specific factors such as the distance between schools. Read more |
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