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19 November 2024
FIVE NEW CARE COTTAGES FOR CHILDREN
New path to delivering stability and safety
THE NSW Government has opened the first of five new properties in Western Sydney ensuring more vulnerable children are moved from unsuitable emergency accommodation and into more stable homes.
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02 June 2024
$5M FOR KOALA CARE IN SOUTH WEST
Investment in koala population growth
THE NSW Government is delivering on its commitment to the koalas of south-western Sydney with $4.5M in new funding to establish a koala care centre in the Macarthur region and $500,000 to support volunteer rehabilitators.
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02 June 2024
REFUGE OPENS FOR INDIGENOUS FAMILIES
Providing a safe place to heal
ELIZABETH FRIAS
A NEW refuge and service named Wirrawee Gunya Dharruk has opened in Western Sydney to provide Aboriginal women and children fleeing violence with a safe place to heal.
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26 April 2024
ANZAC DAY FOR LEGACY
Wendell Sailor leads two-up
ELIZABETH FRIAS
THE families of servicemen and women in conflicts around the world are the beneficiaries of one of the charities run this ANZAC Day across Western Sydney.
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30 January 2024
CBN CONFIRMS MULTIPLE AWARDS SPONSORSHIP
Long-term media deal for business program
HOLLYTWOOD has the Oscars, and the music industry has the Grammys – but for many Australian businesses it is the long-standing Local Business Awards that represent the pinnacle of recognition.
HOLLYTWOOD has the Oscars, and the music industry has the Grammys – but for many Australian businesses it is the long-standing Local Business Awards that represent the pinnacle of recognition.
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29 October 2023
GOVT LAUNCHES THE BUSINESS BUREAU
Support to cut through RED TAPE
ELIZABETH FRIAS
A BUREAU established by the NSW government to support the more than 840,000 businesses cut through red tape in the wake of current economic challenges has been met with enthusiasm by the sector.
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25 June 2023
17,000 COMPLIANTS FILED IN COVID
What made people the most angry
THE massive impact of the pandemic on Australians and their finances is graphically captured in the fact that 17.000 complaints were made to the Ombudsman.
THE massive impact of the pandemic on Australians and their finances is graphically captured in the fact that 17.000 complaints were made to the Ombudsman.
