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Central Coast Council seeks advanced manufacturing hub for High Speed Rail Authority

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Central Coast Council passed a resolution to submit an Expression of Interest to the High Speed Rail Authority for an advanced manufacturing facility. The facility would be located on 20 hectares of land at Bushells Ridge, which is owned by the Darkinjung Aboriginal Land Council. The council preferred this site over an initial proposal on council-owned land in Warnervale. Lake Macquarie mayor Adam Shultz also expressed interest in bringing the facility to his city.

From dungogchronicle.com.au

Why it matters

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The move represents a significant effort by Central Coast Council to secure a major advanced manufacturing hub to support the High Speed Rail Authority. This project could drive substantial industrial investment and infrastructure changes in the region.

From dungogchronicle.com.au

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  • Central CoastSpeculative

    The region might see increased investment in local jobs and infrastructure.

  • WyongSpeculative

    The electoral district could benefit from local economic development and infrastructure investment.

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