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Gold Coast to create its own ‘Central Park’ in city’s push for more green space
Monday April 12, 2021
The Gold Coast has begun the biggest park construction program in the city’s history to create its own version of New York’s famous Central Park and balance its rapid population growth with open space.
The new park at Robina will be six times the size of the existing Broadwater parklands (Pic: Supplied)
The 10-year build of the 220 hectare urban space that has been on the backburner for years, will cost an estimated $138 million and end up six times larger than one of the city’s best-known parks, the Broadwater Parklands.
It is expected the new park,…
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