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30 December 2022
LOWER COST OF PBS MEDICINES FROM JANUARY
Healthcare a major concern among voters
THE new, lower cost of PBS medicines comes into effect on New Year’s Day, meaning the most patients will pay for a PBS listed medication is $30, down from $42.50.
THE new, lower cost of PBS medicines comes into effect on New Year’s Day, meaning the most patients will pay for a PBS listed medication is $30, down from $42.50.
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10 December 2022
NEW RECORD FOR MADE IN THE WEST
West's own film festival shines
ALEX HON and MISTY MCPHAIL
MADE in the West Film Festival celebrated their 11th annual red carpet gala event on Saturday, November 26 at Event Cinemas in Liverpool.
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06 November 2022
HOW MAKE THE BEST OF GOOGLE SEARCH
Essential tips for maximising SEO
ONLINE | JP HOGBIN
GOOGLE has a vested interest in making sure that users get search results that are relevant and useful - mostly, they want people to stick around so they can make money from their advertisers.
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18 September 2022
HOW TO STRUCTURE YOUR MEALS
What to eat and how much to eat
FITNESS | ADAM SIMPSON
FITNESS | ADAM SIMPSON
ONE thing that I hear a lot is that many people are confused on what to eat and how much of it to eat.
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17 September 2022
NEW SES CAMPAIGN IN SIX LANGUAGES
New campaign targets flood prone areas
A NEW public information campaign focused on diverse communities in flood-prone areas has been launched by the NSW State Emergency Service (SES).
A NEW public information campaign focused on diverse communities in flood-prone areas has been launched by the NSW State Emergency Service (SES).
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05 September 2022
THE GREAT AUSSIE DOLLAR DRAIN
Downturn won't slow overseas spending
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
THE average Aussie may support ‘Buy Australian First’ promotions by government, retail and wholesale leaders, but when they go online to make a purchase, they forget all about it.
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28 August 2022
WORKER BURNOUT IS HITTING HARD
Nearly half of Australians are suffering
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
FISRT the bad news: worker burnout has hit in plague proportions in Parramatta and Western Sydney, but the good news is there is a solution.
