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23 September 2019
2019 TALL POPPIES NAMED
Mummies and frogs make great research
RED DWYER
A RESEARCHER who studies human skeletons and mummies from as along as 10,000 years ago and another whose studies reduces the fungus responsible for the decline and extinction of frog populations and species, have been named 2019 Tall Poppies.
A RESEARCHER who studies human skeletons and mummies from as along as 10,000 years ago and another whose studies reduces the fungus responsible for the decline and extinction of frog populations and species, have been named 2019 Tall Poppies.
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22 September 2019
CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL MOBILE PHONE USE
Secret cameras to catch texting drivers
THE world’s first mobile phone detection camera program will be rolled out in NSW by the end of the year.
THE world’s first mobile phone detection camera program will be rolled out in NSW by the end of the year.
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16 September 2019
WSABE 2019: EVOLVE HOUSING WINS
Housing solutions for the vulnerable
DI BARTOK
AND the grand winner of the 2019 Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence goes to: Evolve Housing.
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12 September 2019
PARRAMATTA'S NEW AQUATIC CENTRE
Partnership for year-round facility
PARRAMATTA will build a new aquatic centre following a $77M funding partnership between the NSW Government and Parramatta City Council.
PARRAMATTA will build a new aquatic centre following a $77M funding partnership between the NSW Government and Parramatta City Council.
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11 September 2019
KPMG WALKS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Accountants swap calculators for joggers
DOZENS of accountants will swap their calculators for their joggers as they pound the pavement and walk with a purpose, to raise money for cancer research.
DOZENS of accountants will swap their calculators for their joggers as they pound the pavement and walk with a purpose, to raise money for cancer research.
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08 September 2019
MASTER PLANNING FOR AEROTROPOLIS
Global partnerships in action
SAM SANGSTER
THE Western City and Aerotropolis Authority will transform the physical, economic and business landscape of Western Sydney, bringing 22nd century technologies, jobs, education and innovations to the region.
SAM SANGSTER
THE Western City and Aerotropolis Authority will transform the physical, economic and business landscape of Western Sydney, bringing 22nd century technologies, jobs, education and innovations to the region.
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04 September 2019
COMMUTING TIMES GETTING LONGER
Workers consider quitting, says survey
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
COMMUTING time in Western Sydney is up by 17% on average and it is leading people to consider quitting their jobs, according to a new survey.
