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Pop-up health support
A new podiatry and diabetes education program will join a number of regular Free Pop-up Support services that are available to residents in the Willagee…
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Regional Australia contributes
Regional communities will be asked to contribute to a revamped regional development policy to be crafted by the Coalition Government this year. Deputy Prime Minister…
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Alliance calls for a fair go in the outer suburbs
The National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) has launched its national campaign ‘Fund Our Future’ in Penrith today. Fund our Future calls for a federal infrastructure…
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Microchipping Works
The fact that two dogs have been returned to their owners after nine and thirteen year absences shows microchipping works, said the Mayor of Blacktown…
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NSW infrastructure has a positive outlook for 2016
There is a positive outlook in 2016 for all industries involved in building infrastructure in New South Wales according to the State Division of the…
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Local community infrastructure is at risk
A significant proportion of Australia’s local community infrastructure is at risk of disrepair – with an estimated $27 billion of community facilities in need of…
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Strong leadership needed on Basin Plan
The Murray Darling Association (MDA) has affirmed that its members are looking for strong, responsible leadership, and collaboration at all levels of government to find…
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Plastic footprint will shrink
Council is aiming to reduce Hobsons Bay’s plastic footprint with the launch of the Say No to Plastic Bags campaign. Hobson Bay City Council’s Chair…
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Regional collaboration benefits local economy
This morning the Executive Committee of the Central Coast Regional Economic Development & Employment Strategy (REDES) met for its biannual meeting. The REDES is the…
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Regional collaboration benefits local economy
The Executive Committee of the Central Coast Regional Economic Development & Employment Strategy (REDES) held its biannual meeting today. The REDES is the New South…
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Bike friendly business
Almost 30 businesses have signed up to become bike-friendly in a bid to convert occasional cyclists into regular riders in a partnership between Barossa Council…
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Proposed changes to housing density not welcomed
Blue Mountains City Council will make a submission to the New South Wales Department of Planning and Environment (NSW DP&E) opposing initial proposals for the…
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