Education
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26 December 2020
SYDNEY'S MOST JOB-READY APPRENTICES
First group graduates from training facility
ANDREW Tran, 17, is no stranger to working hard; while studying for his HSC this year he was working before and after school, and in the school holidays, at Woolworths and KFC to help his family with the bills.
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11 December 2020
WORLD CLASS UNIVERSITY FOR PARRAMATTA
Campus a key step for Westmead precinct
A WORLD-class multi-disciplinary university campus will be able to be delivered within the Westmead Health and Innovation District with the signing of a framework agreement between the NSW Government and the University of Sydney.
A WORLD-class multi-disciplinary university campus will be able to be delivered within the Westmead Health and Innovation District with the signing of a framework agreement between the NSW Government and the University of Sydney.
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31 October 2020
BOYS HONE STEM SKILLS
Industry experts working with students
ELIZABETH FRIAS
ELIZABETH FRIAS
A LEADING Western Sydney engineering firm is showing the way for Western Sydney youths to get a foot in the door in technology-based manufacturing.
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12 October 2020
REFORMS TO SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS
Reduced complexity simplifies insolvency
ANGELA HAYNES
ON September 24 2020, the Government announced a simplified insolvency processes to reduce complexity, time and costs for small businesses who need to quickly restructure and survive the economic impact of COVID-19.
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20 January 2020
AI THE WAY TO GO IN 2020
LinkedIn's 15 top emerging jobs for 2020
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
ARTIFICIAL Intelligence was a major threat to jobs in years gone by, but it is the biggest of booming careers in 2020.
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17 November 2019
THE MARK BOURIS PLAYBOOK
Business guru shares success tips
MORE than 200 people turned up to hear business guru, Mark Bouris share his tips for business success at the recent Greater Blacktown Business Chamber special event.
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11 November 2019
UNIVERSITY PLANS ON EXHIBITION
Govt seeks community feedback
THE NSW Government is calling on the community to have its say on plans for Western Sydney University’s proposed high rise.
