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01 March 2022
CAWS SURVEY PROBES LOCAL PERCEPTIONS
Western Sydney businesses remain positive
A SURVEY of Western Sydney businesses showed a degree of optimism, though post-lockdown problems are still being fought.
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24 February 2022
FROM ORAL TO DIGITAL
Liverpool preserves it’s local history
LIVERPOOL City Library today announced that over 200 hours of detailed, local historical interviews will be preserved, after being awarded a Community Heritage Grant from the National Library of Australia.
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07 February 2022
ALCOHOL VS FITNESS GOALS
Some tips to follow when indulging
FITNESS | ADAM SIMPSON
FITNESS | ADAM SIMPSON
OFTEN, I see people who have weight loss and training goals undo their hard work or minimise their results by consuming too much alcohol.
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07 February 2022
MEN'S HEALTH: I'M UNHAPPY, DON'T KNOW WHY
It's a common theme, you're not alone!
MINDSET | MARCUS WHEAN
I’M a Man Doing Everything I Think is the Right Thing to do in Life, But I Still Feel Unhappy. Why?
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09 January 2022
UPDATE ON WORLD'S BIGGEST PROJECT
Airport set for 2026 first flights
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
WESTERN Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airports appears on track for first flights to be taking off in 2026 as projected.
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02 January 2022
SHERGOLD ANNOUCES RETIREMENT
WSU's long-standing Chancellor acknowledged
PROFESSOR Peter Shergold AC has announced he will retire from the role of Chancellor of Western Sydney University at the completion of his term on December 31, 2022, after 12 years of distinguished service.
PROFESSOR Peter Shergold AC has announced he will retire from the role of Chancellor of Western Sydney University at the completion of his term on December 31, 2022, after 12 years of distinguished service.
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29 December 2021
JOBS OF THE FUTURE REQUIRE A ROADMAP
Now more than ever - robots matter
IN an age where there is an ever-increasing chance a robot will one day take your job, the world of work today is as unpredictable as it is different from anything that’s come before.
