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23 November 2019
SANTA PAWS HEADS WEST
Panthers goes to the dogs for a day
THE Sydney Santa Spectacular will bring all the wonder of Lapland to Sydney’s four-legged friends, when a dog friendly Santa Paws day is staged at the Penrith Panthers based event on Saturday November 30.
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22 November 2019
LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF PARRAMATTA
3D flythrough animation unveiled
CITY of Parramatta Council has unveiled a 3D flythrough animation that gives a never-before-seen glimpse into what the City is expected to look like when a number of award-winning architectural projects are completed.
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17 November 2019
FIRST LOOK AT AVEO BELLA VISTA
$400M masterplan revealed at open day
A GROUP of excited locals have been given an exclusive first look at the development masterplan for Aveo Group’s $400M Aveo Bella Vista community, while enjoying entertainment at the community’s recent open day.
A GROUP of excited locals have been given an exclusive first look at the development masterplan for Aveo Group’s $400M Aveo Bella Vista community, while enjoying entertainment at the community’s recent open day.
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17 November 2019
THE MARK BOURIS PLAYBOOK
Business guru shares success tips
MORE than 200 people turned up to hear business guru, Mark Bouris share his tips for business success at the recent Greater Blacktown Business Chamber special event.
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11 November 2019
UNIVERSITY PLANS ON EXHIBITION
Govt seeks community feedback
THE NSW Government is calling on the community to have its say on plans for Western Sydney University’s proposed high rise.
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02 November 2019
MAKING THE MOST OF OUR WASTE
Airline passengers travel on broken glass
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AIRLINE passengers landing on recycled rock and car drivers travelling on ground glass are not attributes a potential “21st century city” would wish to be known for.
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02 November 2019
HITACHI SIGNS ON TO AEROTROPOLIS
Collaboration and research centre
ONE of the world’s largest companies, the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi, has signed up to be the first tenant at the Aerotropolis, with a collaboration and research centre that will generate hi-tech jobs.
ONE of the world’s largest companies, the Japanese conglomerate Hitachi, has signed up to be the first tenant at the Aerotropolis, with a collaboration and research centre that will generate hi-tech jobs.
