
The NSW government has revealed draft plans to build thousands of homes around the future Woollahra train station, which could transform the suburb's skyline with high-rise towers as tall as 34 storeys.
Shop owners in the area have mixed opinions about the plan, with some believing it could draw much-needed crowds to the high street, while others warn it may not attract young people or essential workers.
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