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Where three NSW councils have hatched a plan to build 68,000 new homes

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Three New South Wales councils are planning to develop up to 68,000 new homes across a 15,000-hectare area over the next two to four decades. This plan aims to balance housing needs with infrastructure development and environmental protection, crucial for addressing regional growth and housing demand. Developers should monitor the public feedback period ending October 6th for insights into community priorities and potential regulatory changes.

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