The Daily Telegraph's Future Sydney: Bradfield Oration has been driving our leaders to push for a better future and ensure our position as a truly world class city since 2014. Drawing on the accomplishments of John Bradfield, the designer of our iconic Harbour Bridge, the campaign highlights what we have achieved so far and the work that needs to be done for generations to come. The 2024 Future Sydney: Bradfield Oration is proudly supported by TechnologyOne, Aqualand, John Holland, Sydney Airport, Sydney University, Sydney Water, Transurban and Western Sydney University.
Behind closed doors our city’s best minds are weaving artificial intelligence into cancer treatment, retail shopping, aged care, urban planning, and even our traffic lights and signals. See into Sydney’s future through the eyes of AI experts.
A new report warns the Western Sydney Airport and growth around the surrounding Bradfield city centre could be severely hindered without better public transport links.
Western Sydney locals need to be handed the keys to their own destiny or risk missing out on the creation of half a million jobs over the next decade, according to a landmark new report.
Major projects we take for granted today would have been unthinkable 10 years ago. But state leaders say innovation must continue to make the next decade as transformative as the last.
Sydney is home to the most unaffordable rental market in Australia, new research has found. And you can’t even see the Harbour Bridge.
BRADFIELD ORATION: From 5.05pm onwards, parts of Sydney are virtually empty. And they aren’t that full during working hours. Is converting empty office buildings into apartments a way to tackle the housing crisis and bring life to ‘ghost town’ CBDs?
BRADFIELD ORATION: Business and industry leaders have identified seven major infrastructure projects they say will keep Sydney on top of its game. See the list.
BRADFIELD ORATION: More than 12 per cent of Sydneysiders will live within a 10-minute walk of a Metro station by 2036, but to ensure NSW has city-shaping transport for the future, we need a 50-year plan, say business leaders.
Aidan Morris is digging his way to a bright future with his love of working in the many tunnels under construction in Sydney.
If Premier Chris Minns seriously wants to launch any bold plans for Sydney’s future, he needs his Transport Minister to come to the table, writes James O’Doherty.
The NSW government wants to build thousands of new mid-size apartment blocks along Sydney’s arteries, but is Parramatta Road ready for a French Revolution in housing?
“As a kid I remember thinking a million dollar house was a dream”, now it’s the norm, writes Andy Marks, as he urges for a consensus for a path forward for housing affordability.
The boss of Sydney International Airport has called for a dedicated rail line to the airport with a check in at St James station in the city.
The housing crisis is endangering fairness and egalitarianism at the heart of Australian values. ‘If we can’t house nurses, police and teachers, we’re at risk of the city grinding to a halt,” a report reveals.
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