EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST SOUGHT
Penrith's Real Festival ramps up
PENRITH Coucil is seeking Expressions of Interest from people working across a wide range of areas to be part of this year’s Real Festival at the Nepean River from November 2-3.
FLEEING WAR ZONES, LEFT BEHIND
Youth find harmony through art
WESTERN Sydney migrant youth are finding harmony through art.
THE BAVARIAN OPENS AT ROUSE HILL
500 free hot dogs for launch day
THE Bavarian is bringing its legendary, family-friendly dining, unrivalled range of Bavarian food and beers, sports-centric entertainment, and 500 free hot dogs to Greater Western Sydney when it opens its doors next week.
FORGET BONDI OR MANLY
Surf's up at Sydney Olympic Park
RED DWYER
“SURF’S up” may soon be the cry some 25 kilometres inland from the Pacific Ocean – at Sydney Olympic Park.
AMAZON CHOOSES SOUTH-WEST
Online giant to open fulfilment centre
THE booming NSW jobs market has been given a boost with the global online retailer, Amazon, choosing Sydney’s south-west for its biggest fulfilment centre in Australia.
IT'S TAKING OVER THE WORLD
Building your business with social media
ANNIKA SCOTT
IT seems that social media has taken over the world. And that can be used to benefit your business.
BUSINESS SUPPORT ON THE AGENDA
EXPO an opportunity engage
SUPPORTING local businesses is high on the agenda of the Blue Mountains Regional Business Chamber.
WESTERN SYDNEY A CULTURAL POWERHOUSE
Powerhouse Museum relocates to Parramatta
POWERHOUSE Museum will completely relocate to stunning new premises in Parramatta and accommodate Australia’s largest and most advanced planetarium, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced.
ANALYSIS: VIEWS OF MID-MARKET
Government must deliver on tax cuts
BRETT MITCHELL
WITH just over two weeks to go before the May Federal Budget, KPMG Enterprise has received a clear message from mid-market clients interviewed in a pre-Budget Pulse Check: the government should focus on delivering business tax cuts.
LIVERPOOL TAKES OFF
From backwater to engine room
RED DWYER
FOR a city long accustomed to flying beneath the radar in a competitive commercial marketplace, Liverpool now flies above as it "takes off” in gaining recognition as a business destination.
