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13 April 2020
PAYROLL CHANGES TO LOOK OUT FOR
New measures target wage theft
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
PAYROLL payments have come a long way since we received a small brown envelope stashed with a selection of well used notes and a few coins back in the good old days.
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08 April 2020
WESTERN SYDNEY'S HOOVER DAM
Metro West a perfect economic kick starter
THE Western Sydney Business Chamber has described Sydney Metro West as Western Sydney’s Hoover Dam project that will help to kickstart the economic recovery after COVID-19.
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01 April 2020
FROM MOTORSPORT PARK TO HUB
Model for technological transformation
RED DWYER
THE Silverstone Technology Cluster in the UK could be the model for the transformation of the Sydney Motorsport Park precinct into a hub for advanced manufacturing in Western Sydney.
RED DWYER
THE Silverstone Technology Cluster in the UK could be the model for the transformation of the Sydney Motorsport Park precinct into a hub for advanced manufacturing in Western Sydney.
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02 March 2020
BOOKTOPIA TARGETS BIG W
Private consortium raises $20M
RED DWYER
AUSTRALIAN online bookstore Booktopia Pty Ltd plans to knock off Australia’s largest book retailer Big W following a capital raising of $20M from a consortium of private investors.
RED DWYER
AUSTRALIAN online bookstore Booktopia Pty Ltd plans to knock off Australia’s largest book retailer Big W following a capital raising of $20M from a consortium of private investors.
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09 February 2020
HERITAGE OPENS SECOND BRANCH
Team of mobile lenders target West
HERITAGE Bank has further boosted its presence in Greater Western Sydney, opening its second branch and introducing a team of mobile lending specialists.
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02 February 2020
ACCOUNTANTS SHOULD VOLUNTEER, SAYS EXPERT
Profession perfectly placed to add value
COMMUNITY volunteer work should be “essential” for budding accountants according to an expert in the field.
COMMUNITY volunteer work should be “essential” for budding accountants according to an expert in the field.
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30 January 2020
TOURISM BURNT BY BUSH FIRES
Businesses plan their recovery
ELIZABETH FRIAS
JOSH Pilkington sells meat pies along the Bells Line of Road while Michael Sperling hosts farm-stay tourists on his idyllic 10 acres in Bilpin, a popular route for sweet apples two hours west of Sydney.
ELIZABETH FRIAS
JOSH Pilkington sells meat pies along the Bells Line of Road while Michael Sperling hosts farm-stay tourists on his idyllic 10 acres in Bilpin, a popular route for sweet apples two hours west of Sydney.
