Asset recycling, the gift that keeps on giving
The NSW Government has spent big on infrastructure in their 2018-19 Budget, with over $87 billion in funding off the back of prudent budget management and continued windfall gains from asset recycling, says industry think tank Infrastructure Partnerships Australia.
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