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NSW unveils Narrabeen ambulance station design as early works begin

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12 Nov 2026, 7:54 am IST1 min read

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A miniature ambulance beside a rolled blank planning sheet

New South Wales unveiled plans for a replacement ambulance station in Narrabeen on November 12 as contractors began preparatory work at the existing Pittwater Road site. The plans include indoor parking for up to 10 emergency ambulances and vehicle wash facilities.

The state says contractors will complete site investigations and strip out the interior before the former station is demolished. The main works application is expected to go on public display in the coming months. The state says it will confirm the construction schedule once it appoints a builder for the main works.

The station is part of a state programme worth A$615.5 million covering 30 new ambulance stations and supporting infrastructure.

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