
Peter Achterstraat
Peter Achterstraat is the chief of the NSW Productivity Commission, recognized for his analysis and recommendations regarding economic policies. His recent report highlighted the bureaucratic challenges faced by businesses in New South Wales, particularly concerning development applications and trading hours, which sparked discussions on reforming planning regulations to promote a more vibrant economy.
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Peter Achterstraat warned that Sydney risks becoming a 'city without grandchildren' due to demographic pressures.
Healthcare and technology to boom amid ageing populationPeter Achterstraat suggested that Sydney could become the city with no grandchildren.
Is the city with no grandchildren forecast becoming a reality in Sydney?
NSW Productivity Commissioner Peter Achterstraat AM warned that Sydney was experiencing an exodus of working families.
Childcare to close after 120 years amid warnings Sydney is losing grandchildren
Peter Achterstraat warned against extending the kerbside service to Western Sydney Airport due to potential complications.
Kerbside rank to be made permanent despite taxi driver concernsThe government said the changes responded to a recent report from NSW Productivity Commission chief Peter Achterstraat.
Outdoor live music and dining to be boosted by new rules











