NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully has accused the Liberal Party of not supporting plans to restart work on Woollahra train station and rezoning for up to 10,000 new homes in Sydney’s east.

Mr Scully could not confirm when exactly serious consideration was first given to resuming work on the “ghost station” during a budget estimates hearing on Monday.

“I think we probably first talked about it in 2023. We probably talked about it again in 2024 and we’ve most certainly spoken about it in 2025,” Mr Scully said.

Mr Scully turned the tables on Liberal MLC Scott Farlow during proceedings, asking him “where are you guys at?” in regard to the Woollahra redevelopment.

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When Mr Farlow refused to answer the question and instead pressed on with his own of Mr Scully, the Planning Mini

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