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27 October 2025
PAEDIATRIC HOSPICE TAKES SHAPE
Support for children and families
PLANNING to deliver the state’s second dedicated paediatric hospice has taken a key step forward, following the appointment of the design team for the new facility, which will be built at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.
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27 July 2025
ZERO TOLERANCE FOR SOCIAL MEDIA ABUSE
Liverpool stamps out abusive council posts
SASWATI MUKHERJEE
SASWATI MUKHERJEE
CONERNED by the increase in abusive, negative and inaccurate social media posts about councillors and council staff, Liverpool City Council recently adopted a revised media policy to protect its people better.
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10 April 2025
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COMMITS TO UPGRADES
Funds pledged for Windsor Rd corridor
THE Fight for a Fairer Hills Future campaign has secured a win, with both the Federal Government and Federal Opposition committing to critical road infrastructure up-grades in The Hills.
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01 April 2025
HILLS MAYOR LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN FOR FUTURE
Call on NSW Govt to address critical upgrades
THE Hills Shire Council is calling on residents and businesses to join their Fight for a Fairer Hills Future.
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02 December 2024
MILESTONE FOR AIPORT AS VIADUCT COMPLETE
Key transport link a step closer to completion
iHE Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project has reached new heights with the completion of the 3.2-kilometres of viaduct (bridge), linking the Warragamba viaduct to the future Luddenham Station.
iHE Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport project has reached new heights with the completion of the 3.2-kilometres of viaduct (bridge), linking the Warragamba viaduct to the future Luddenham Station.
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03 November 2024
WSU WANTS ACTION ON THE COST OF DEGREES
System remains "deeply unfair": VC
REDUCING student debt and changes to when graduates start repaying their loans are significant steps to tackling cost-of-living pressures but unfinished business remains on the initial high cost of degrees, Western Sydney University (WSU) said.
REDUCING student debt and changes to when graduates start repaying their loans are significant steps to tackling cost-of-living pressures but unfinished business remains on the initial high cost of degrees, Western Sydney University (WSU) said.
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09 April 2024
TOONGABBIE BRIDGE FUNDING COMMITTED
Finally, action on crippling delays
THE NSW Labor Government has committed $2M to investigating potential improvements to Toongabbie Bridge, to help ease queuing and traffic delays on the rail overpass and local road networks adjacent to Toongabbie Station, particularly during peak periods.
