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30 September 2019
CUPCAKES AT THE FIDDLER
Venue supports Jeans for Genes
THE Fiddler put smiles on the faces of children suffering various illnesses when the Jeans for Genes organisation held an event at the iconic venue recently.
30 September 2019
FUNDS FOR DRAGWAY UPGRADE
THE NSW government has committed $33.4M in funding to upgrade Eastern Creek’s Sydney Dragway and Sydney Motorsport Park as part of the government’s Sydney Motor Sport Strategy.
30 September 2019
NEW DIRECTOR FOR INSTITUTE
THE Westmead Institute for Medical Research has appointed of Professor Philip O’Connell (pictured) as its new executive director. Professor O’Connell will succeed Professor Anthony Cunningham who has been at the helm of The Westmead Institute for Medical Research since its inception more than 23 years ago.
30 September 2019
ARNOTT’S SETS UP WAREHOUSE
ARNOTT’S Biscuits is building a $65M state-of-the-art warehouse in Huntingwood. The development is expected to streamline the company’s logistics as well as provide a boost to safety, productivity and quality.
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29 September 2019
FIRM MEETS DEMAND FOR SKILLED WELDERS
Precision Metal Group targets world stage
PRECISION Metal Group (PMG) is set to expand the skillset of Australian welders to prepare them for work not just in Australia, but on the world stage, with the recent launch of its internal training centre.
PRECISION Metal Group (PMG) is set to expand the skillset of Australian welders to prepare them for work not just in Australia, but on the world stage, with the recent launch of its internal training centre.
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23 September 2019
2019 TALL POPPIES NAMED
Mummies and frogs make great research
RED DWYER
A RESEARCHER who studies human skeletons and mummies from as along as 10,000 years ago and another whose studies reduces the fungus responsible for the decline and extinction of frog populations and species, have been named 2019 Tall Poppies.
A RESEARCHER who studies human skeletons and mummies from as along as 10,000 years ago and another whose studies reduces the fungus responsible for the decline and extinction of frog populations and species, have been named 2019 Tall Poppies.
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22 September 2019
CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL MOBILE PHONE USE
Secret cameras to catch texting drivers
THE world’s first mobile phone detection camera program will be rolled out in NSW by the end of the year.
THE world’s first mobile phone detection camera program will be rolled out in NSW by the end of the year.