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Premier Barry O'Farrell. Featured

But key areas miss out in Premier's relocation of 3,000 jobs

By Red Dwyer

LIVERPOOL has its plea answered, Parramatta and Penrith are happy, Campbelltown misses out, and Blacktown wants much more.

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ANTHOLOGY Collection will manage the iconic Featherdale Wildlife Park, at Doonside, following its sale by Amalgamated Holdings to Moss Capital in a deal estimated to be worth $15 million.

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Funding for regional tennis centre Featured

THE Government has pledged $9.5 million to a new $20 million Regional Tennis Centre in Blacktown, which will provide first class playing facilities for the local community and the next generation of tennis stars.

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BLACKTOWN City Mayor, Councillor Len Robinson recently announced the completion of the $10 million Knox Road overbridge between Cross Street and Eastern Road, Doonside.

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Artist's impression of the future sports park. Featured

BLACKTOWN International Sportspark Sydney at Rooty Hill plans to establish itself as the heart of sport in Western Sydney with a draft master plan that develops the park as an elite sports resource for Greater Western Sydney.

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BLACKTOWN Council has announced the completion of the $10 million Knox Road duplication project between Cross Street and Eastern Road, Doonside yesterday.

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STEPHANIE Mulholland of Seven Hills and Abhishek Arora of Kellyville Ridge are Blacktown City Council’s Youth Ambassadors for 2013.

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