REGIONAL PROPERTY SENTIMENT
Slowing market opens new doors
By Keiasha Naidoo
RECENT changes in the property market have created new opportunities for buyers who may otherwise not have been able to purchase property during the high real estate market.
TAFE SKILLS AUDIT RESULTS
Supervisor jobs the hardest to fill
A REPORT into the skill needs of employers in Greater Western Sydney has found that some of the most difficult jobs to recruit into are supervisor and manager roles.
AIRPORT EIS READY TO STUDY
Dialogue calls for no curfew
WHILE advocates of the long-awaited Western Sydney Airport at Badgery’s Creek have welcomed the recently released EIS on the project, Penrith Council is going over it with a fine tooth comb.
SWIMMING BACK AT THE LAKE
Lifeguards return to Lake Parramatta
WEEKEND and school holiday lifeguard patrols will return to the popular Lake Parramatta on Saturday, October 31.
COMMUNICATION KEY TO FB SUCCESS
Cliffs glitter in the community
By Di Bartok
THE key to working with the family in business is communication - and not treading on each other’s toes.
EARLY SUCCESS FOR UNIVERSITY REBRAND
Television commercial steals the show
WESTERN Sydney University’s $30 million rebrand has been criticised by some students, but its inspirational launch TV advertisement “went viral”, kicking-off efforts to increase its brand’s global awareness.
WONDERLAND TO LIVE AGAIN?
Plans to revitalise popular theme park
TOURISM in Western Sydney is gearing up with the new Western Sydney Theme Park Pty Ltd set to finalise its plans within the next 12 months, and open within the next three to five years.
ACCESS CIRCULATION CONTINUES TO GROW
New products, projects on the horizon
By Editor, Michael Walls
WESTERN Sydney Business Access (WSBA) remains the region’s fastest growing media resource for regional businesses.
FALLING ASLEEP ON THE JOB
Workers in tall buildings at risk
By Red Dwyer
EMPLOYEES in high-rise buildings risk falling asleep on the job at a time when emphasis is placed on workers’ productivity to boost the economy.
CAGE-FREE ZOO AT BLACKTOWN
Attraction on par with world's best
BLACKTOWN’S world class new zoo will attract 750,000 visitors each year to the state’s most populous city, creating up to 480 jobs and contributing tens of millions to the local economy.
