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Sydney Opera House gets $120 million upgrade

Sydney Opera House will undergo a $120 million upgrade program. No further details on scope or timeline are provided in the article.

$120 million upgrade program planned for the Sydney Opera House.

Will the $120 million Sydney Opera House upgrade create work for NSW tradies?

Builders, electricians, and plumbers in NSW may find work opportunities in this large-scale heritage upgrade project.

Key takeaways

  • Sydney Opera House is set for a $120 million program of works.
  • The project could create trade opportunities for NSW-based contractors.
  • No timeline or scope details have been released yet.
  • Work on heritage-listed buildings often requires specialised trade skills and licensing.
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