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The Committee for Sydney is a champion for the whole of Sydney, providing thought leadership beyond the electoral cycle. Our aim is the enhancement of the economic, social, cultural and environmental conditions that make Sydney a competitive and liveable global city. We seek to bring all parts of the city together so that Sydney can ‘collaborate to compete’ more effectively.

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Event 01 Jul 2020

The time for tax reform is now

Event 01 Jul 2020

Calls for face masks grow as restrictions ease on transport system

Event 19 Jun 2020

‘Unexpected’ events to revive Sydney after dark

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Committee for Sydney @Committee4Syd·

22h

What causes sluggish responses to climate action? Here are the 12 discourses of climate delay, which fall under four distinct categories that often appear in debates around tackling global warming and reducing carbon emissions. https://www.carbonbrief.org/guest-post-how-discourses-of-delay-are-used-to-slow-climate-action/amp

Committee for Sydney @Committee4Syd·

2 Jul

We couldn't agree more! 👏👏👏 https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/time-is-right-for-congestion-charge-to-enter-sydney-cbd-20200702-p558dw.html

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Brent Toderian@BrentToderian·

1 Jul

Your regular reminder that mobility in cities is about space. We still need to move more people with much less space, real safety & equity, less public money & fewer emissions. If we drive more after the #coronavirus pandemic, our future gets much worse.

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Bloomberg CityLab@CityLab·

2 Jul

The pandemic will likely accelerate the pull of the suburbs for families while pushing young people and businesses into more affordable urban areas, writes @Richard_Florida https://trib.al/QlnB0KU

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The Daily Telegraph@dailytelegraph·

2 Jul

The coronavirus has turned Sydney’s CBD and tourist precinct into a ghost town, with a new survey showing businesses will collapse when JobKeeper payments stop if customers don’t return. https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/survey-finds-onethird-of-sydney-businesses-will-close-when-jobkeeper-ends/news-story/685f30320b51bcaa60a78ba3d23ed260

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