Awards

2019

Liverpool Innovation Precinct - Greater Sydney Planning Award

The Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct is an integral part of the Liverpool Innovation Precinct.

At the third annual Greater Sydney Planning Awards held on 26 June 2019 at the State Library of New South Wales, the Liverpool Innovation Precinct – Western Sydney Business Chamber was successful in the Planning for jobs and skills category. The award acknowledged excellence in planning and recognised outstanding collaborative, innovative and bold initiatives that deliver benefits to the community, the economy and the environment.
 
The Greater Sydney Commission said of the submission that “The Liverpool Innovation Precinct exemplifies success in a challenging environment. This collaboration is no small feat and the panel acknowledges the concerted efforts made to ensure coordination, effective governance and buy in from all parties in the Precinct.
The Steering Committee’s vision for a health-oriented curriculum stream in schools demonstrates a forward-thinking approach that clearly acknowledges the economic significance of health, education and research in the future of the Western Parkland City.”
 
Learn more about the Liverpool Innovation Precinct here: Liverpool Innovation Precinct
 
More information on the award is available here: Greater Sydney Commission planning awards
 

2024

Boomtown! Summit Celebrates Outstanding Health Project

Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct – Stage 1 has won the Outstanding Health Project award at this year's Boomtown! Project of the Year Awards. Presented by NSW Premier Chris Minns, this accolade highlights the $830 million redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital into a state-of-the-art health and education hub.
The Boomtown! Summit, held at Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park, on Friday, 29 November 2024, is the region’s leading event for discussing the transport, infrastructure, and property projects shaping Greater Western Sydney.

NSW Health Awards

 The LHAP Multicultural Engagement Program received wonderful recognition as a finalist in the NSW Health Awards multicultural category.
The program, developed in collaboration with Liverpool Hospital and South Western Sydney Local
Health District’s Multicultural Services, involves presentations to multicultural community groups in their language and in their community to share information and understanding of the redevelopment.