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Monday, 09 December 2024 13:40
LOBBY GROUP WELCOMES PARTIAL SBS RELOCATION
NEWS that an SBS hub will be opened in Western Sydney has been welcomed by the Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue, which has long advocated for the multi-cultural broadcaster to be relocated to the West.
The Government has announced that a TV studio, radio and podcasts booths and collaboration spaces would be opened in Western Sydney, but said a full relocation was too costly.
In 2023, the Albanese government announced it would lead a feasibility study into a possible relocation of SBS from its Artarmon headquarters to Western Sydney, alongside a multi-purpose space for content creation and public use.
Dialogue Chairman, Christopher Brown, said while the new Western Sydney SBS studio wasn’t “the full hog”, it sent the right signal to Sydney’s multicultural heartland.
“We’ve been on this journey for a decade and are delighted to get some progress finally. It’s not the full hog, but it’s a nice start,” Mr Brown said.
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Monday, 09 December 2024 12:20
IT'S URGENT! CHILDREN NEED DONATED XMAS GIFTS NOW
THROUGHOUT the year, MacKillop Family Services works hard to provide the best care for children and young people unable to live at home.
Right now, there is an urgent need for Christmas gifts for more than 70 children and young people aged three months to 18 years, here in Sydney.
Could you help?
You can donate a present for babies, children or teenagers and leave it unwrapped, so that the most suitable gift can be selected for each child.
Drop your gifts off by 13th December at MacKillop Family Services, on Level 1, 38 Prince Street, Blacktown – close to the train station and Club Blacktown.
If you’d like, ask about foster care while you’re there. You can also visit www.mackillop.org.au or call 1300 791 677.
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Saturday, 07 December 2024 07:42
Made in the West celebrates another year of Western Sydney films
MADE in the West Film Festival hosted a sold-out opening night event featuring short films made by cast and crew from Western Sydney.
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