CSIRO exits Lindfield campus to save hundreds of millions
CSIRO will leave its Lindfield campus and move operations to Marsfield and Westmead, saving hundreds of millions.
CSIRO is closing its Lindfield site after nearly 50 years. The agency will move all Sydney operations to Marsfield and Westmead.
The move will save the agency hundreds of millions of dollars over the next decade. Internal documents released under freedom of information laws show CSIRO's plans.
CSIRO will fund new facilities. Money will come from a possible future subdivision of the Marsfield property.
The Lindfield campus has been home to CSIRO research for decades. The property move will free up the leafy site for other uses.
- Nearly 50
- Years at Lindfield
- Hundreds of millions
- Savings over decade
- Marsfield and Westmead
- New Sydney bases
Why it mattersCSIRO's cost cuts will change Australia's science research and free up valuable Sydney real estate.
AustraliaAustralia's peak research agency will streamline its Sydney footprint, affecting how and where government science is conducted across the country.
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