Tech Central (Sydney): Camperdown health, education, and innovation precinct.

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"Tech Central: Australia's largest technology and innovation hub will provide 250,000 square metres of space for technology companies and affordable rates for startups and scaleups." - https://www.investment.nsw.gov.au/innovation/precincts/tech-central/

Tech Central from Johnston St Annandale to Central Station

"Tech Central is Sydney’s innovation heart. Located in the tech startup capital of Australia, Sydney is an exceptional city in which to work, live and innovate." https://www.innovationdistricts.au/tech-central

"Help plan the emerging Tech Central precinct in Camperdown: The City of Sydney and Inner West Council are working together to develop a long-term planning vision for the health, education and innovation precinct." cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au

Initial Community Input to Councils Monday 9 October 2023

Drop-in sessions at Camperdown Park

  • Saturday 16 September 10.30am-12.30pm
  • Wednesday 4 October 2023 3.30-5.30pm

More Information and make submissions https://yoursay.innerwest.nsw.gov.au/tech-central-camperdown

Band Stand
Ideas

Clr da Cruz and Officer


Walkers of all ages

Cyclist

Casual use of Grass sports field

 

 

Potential Uses for Westconnex Dive Site 

  • Medical Waste Innovation Hub
  • Ready to eat food (Cafes/Restaurants/Takeaway/Delivery) Food Innovation Hub
  • Municipal Waste Innovation Hub
  • Safer Walking and Cycling + Public Transport Innovation Hub
  • Open Air Market/Showgrounds/Town Square on Laneway with access from Parramatta Road

We need drink in coffee bars not waste generating takeaway


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Take away Consumables and Waste



Paper Waste
Takeaway Cups go to Landfil
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Take away Consumables and Waste

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Take away Consumables and Waste
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Take away Consumables and Waste


Confusing disposing labelling










Recycling






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