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Seven new Australian-made ferries to take to Parramatta River

SEVEN new Australian-made ferries will take to Parramatta River after the NSW Government awarded the construction tender to Richardson Devine Marine Shipbuilders in Hobart. The new Parramatta Class ferries have been designed by Incat Crowthers, leading naval engineers based in the Northern Beaches of Sydney. The Parramatta Class ferry design will be a vast improvement

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New purpose-driven alliance delivers an education master class

COMMUNITY Broadcast Network (CBN) and BREED Australia have teamed up to design and deliver a suite of successful business education and mentoring programs aimed at aspiring and early-stage entrepreneurs and SMEs. The alliance of these two Western Sydney based entities will promote the delivery of education programs under the banner of WEXPO Academy – Powered

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Parramatta achieves Purple Flag status: first for Western Sydney

PARRAMATTA is joining London, Dublin, Stockholm and 90 other international locations in being recognised as a safe and enjoyable precinct to enjoy a night out with friends and family. Minister for Music and the Night-time Economy, John Graham, said Parramatta is joining the YCK (York, Clarence and Kent Streets) precinct in Sydney’s CBD as Australia’s

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Flood recovery grants available: Building community resilience and wellbeing

AFTER the loss and distress resulting from the 2022 floods, the Western Sydney Primary Health Network (WSPHN) is offering wellbeing and resilience grants to support flood-affected communities in Western Sydney.  Community groups, schools and not-for-profit organisations are invited to apply for funding of $1,000 up to $10,000 to deliver community activities that build social connectedness,

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Museum a business powerhouse for West: Construction starts on Parramatta River

By DALLAS SHERRINGHAM THE biggest public building project in NSW since the construction of the Opera House in the 1960s is taking shape on the banks of the Parramatta River. The mighty Powerhouse Museum will be the biggest tourist drawcard in Western Sydney when it is completed next year. It will also be the biggest

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Nova secures thousands of jobs: Custom approach to disability employment

NOVA Employment has secured thousands of jobs for people with a disability across Greater Sydney for the past 32 years. “We aim to find jobs for people with disability that match an individual’s skills and aspirations with the roles employers are looking to fill,” NOVA’s Chief Executive Martin Wren said. NOVA’s 9th annual 100 jobs

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230-year-old history unearthed beneath future Sydney Metro at Parramatta

A TEAM of archaeologists has unearthed a convict hut and historical artefacts that date as far back as 1792, during the start of work at the new Sydney Metro station at Parramatta. Minister for Transport, Veterans and Western Sydney David Elliott visited the new station site to the north of the existing Parramatta Station to

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Parramatta to CBD: Continuous 91 km transport link being constructed

CBD along the foreshore is forging ahead, with detailed planning and early works now underway.  Minister for Active Transport Rob Stokes said an interactive map detailing a draft route had been released for public feedback.  “Anyone who has walked, jogged or cycled around Sydney Harbour or the Parramatta River will tell you how glorious it

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