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As Sydney is known for being a city that embraces new ideas, transforming Sydney Harbor into a public swimming pool is only natural. Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney hopes the initiative will draw tourists in while encouraging locals to swim there more often.
But the project’s implementation has not gone smoothly, due to infighting, pork-barrelling, lack of transparency and heritage concerns; as a result, its budget has ballooned beyond $100m, pushing back its opening date from 2020-2025. Independent NSW federal MP Kylea Tink from North Sydney notes: “This project serves as a great example of how not to implement infrastructure projects.”
North Curl Curl on Sydney’s northern beaches was initially enthusiastic about a plan to construct a pool. “It will be beautiful, and we will have some fun!” one local told Sydney Morning Herald last year. But a year on, the site remains barren of activity; though a contract was signed between North Curl Curl Council and its company last May; its director has since made excuses ranging from personal dramas to staff shortages as excuses.
Many locals, however, don’t believe the director’s explanations for closing. After speaking to her directly and receiving various excuses ranging from personal drama to staff shortages via emails from her staff; Tony lives nearby but was left without an empty pool shell or any real use for it despite their best efforts at keeping the pool operational.
Thankfully, it’s still not too late for this project to succeed. A new director was appointed in February, as well as a committee formed to move it forward. They have agreed on hiring an outside consultant to review process governance and accountability matters.
Saving Sydney’s pool will be a victory for both the city and environment; but doing so will require hard work, determination and vigilance from residents and councillors alike. Otherwise, Sydney will remain without one for some time to come. The author is a professional journalist, blogger and media trainer based out of Sydney Australia since 2000; specialising in writing news and features related to sports, technology, politics and business as well as having published works across various Australian publications. As well as this he holds NLP Master Practitioner status which helps clients with communication needs such as public speaking issues when needed.