Australia’s newest city needs help naming its streets and landmarks

Western Sydney Airport is slated to officially open in weeks, while the nearby city intended to support this hub is under construction – and needs help with names.Bradfield City may already have its official name – honouring Australian engineer Dr. John Job Crew Bradfield, who designed the Sydney Harbour Bridge – but this huge new residential and business community rising 45km to Sydney's west has a plethora of forthcoming streets and landmarks that will need to be officially labelled as development progresses.A render of the proposed mixed-use precinct. Image: NSW governmentDubbed by the NSW government "Australia’s first new city in 100 years," Bradfield will deliver 10,000 new homes and 20,000 jobs to the greater Sydney area. Space for industries such as advanced manufacturing and future-focused technology will also be integrated into the new mixed-use hub.But the streets that those homes, businesses and facilities will live on – and the parks and public places they sit beside – are now looking for names.The NSW government is first and foremost seeking ideas for Bradfield City’s Central Park. Set to take up two hectares at the centre of the precinct, this green space will sit abo...