Tom Gellibrand
Tom Gellibrand is the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW and a key member of the planning troika responsible for fast-tracking housing developments in New South Wales. His leadership is focused on facilitating large residential projects to support the state's housing supply and infrastructure needs.
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Tom Gellibrand put the year’s delay to the original timeline down to five factors.
Long road to new building opening
Australia· 2026-01-16
Tom Gellibrand expects the new site to attract six million visitors annually.
Old Sydney Fish Market celebrates final festive dashAustralia· 2025-12-23
Tom Gellibrand is the Infrastructure NSW chief executive and part of the three-person panel.
Planning official used husband’s AI tool to fast-track hundreds of Sydney proposalsAustralia· 2025-11-27
Tom Gellibrand is the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW, forecasting that the new Sydney Fish Market will attract 6 million visitors a year.
Look at city’s $836m architectural marvelAustralia· 2025-10-16
Tom Gellibrand is the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW who has commented on the panel's role in assessing applications quickly.
Councils angry at plan to fast-track 70,000 homesAustralia· 2025-08-13
Tom Gellibrand, the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW, described the tenants as 'stupid' for expecting the government to index their fitout costs retrospectively.
Breakthrough in toxic dispute over Sydney Fish MarketAustralia· 2025-08-03Tom Gellibrand is the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW and part of the Housing Delivery Authority.
The suburbs bracing for sweeping changesAustralia· 2025-06-02
Tom Gellibrand is the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW and a member of the Housing Development Authority.
Clover Moore’s NIMBY-esque rant shows she is out of step with the biggest issue facing SydneyAustralia· 2025-03-16
Tom Gellibrand is the chief executive of Infrastructure NSW and a member of the planning troika.
More than 6000 homes have been fast-tracked in Sydney. This is where they areAustralia· 2025-02-18
