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Residents angry as master plan for Sydney suburb narrowly passes
Once councillor said they were only given days to try to decipher the latest version of the complex plan.
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A controversial plan to transform Sydney's Bondi Junction into a "world-class cultural, civic and commercial hub" has narrowly passed at a council meeting after the mayor used a casting vote to push it through.
Waverley Council approved a master plan on Tuesday night that would introduce at least 3,000 dwellings and add 9,000 square metres of extra green space in Bondi Junction, in the city's east.
As part of the first phase of the project, the Oxford Street Mall would be revamped with a new 1,500-square-metre public square and a new plaza to provide seamless entry to the train station and bus interchange.
Residents and councillors are concerned the vote for the proposal was rushed. (Supplied)
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