MACHINES TAKE OVER: redevelopment gains planning department approval

By Kim Bartley
Updated February 13 2013 - 4:39pm, first published 4:00am
Checking out the demolition work at Dubbo Base Hospital yesterday morning are Health Infrastructure senior project director Bruno Zinghini (left) and hospital general manager Debbie Bickerton (right), in the company of Scott Galloway, senior project manager for TSA Management, the company managing the redevelopment. INSET: Machinery was brought in yesterday afternoon for the final push in the demolition of the nurses' quarters. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Checking out the demolition work at Dubbo Base Hospital yesterday morning are Health Infrastructure senior project director Bruno Zinghini (left) and hospital general manager Debbie Bickerton (right), in the company of Scott Galloway, senior project manager for TSA Management, the company managing the redevelopment. INSET: Machinery was brought in yesterday afternoon for the final push in the demolition of the nurses' quarters. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Checking out the demolition work at Dubbo Base Hospital yesterday morning are Health Infrastructure senior project director Bruno Zinghini (left) and hospital general manager Debbie Bickerton (right), in the company of Scott Galloway, senior project manager for TSA Management, the company managing the redevelopment. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Checking out the demolition work at Dubbo Base Hospital yesterday morning are Health Infrastructure senior project director Bruno Zinghini (left) and hospital general manager Debbie Bickerton (right), in the company of Scott Galloway, senior project manager for TSA Management, the company managing the redevelopment. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Machinery was brought in yesterday afternoon for the final push in the demolition of the nurses' quarters at Dubbo Base Hospital. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
Machinery was brought in yesterday afternoon for the final push in the demolition of the nurses' quarters at Dubbo Base Hospital. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE

AN ALMOST softly-softly approach to preparing for the close to $80 million redevelopment of Dubbo Base Hospital is coming to an end because of a "huge milestone" created by the NSW Department of Planning.

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