WE WELCOME THE BLACKTOWN NEWS
It's vital we stay connected: CHAMBER TREVOR OLDFIELD IT is both exciting and humbling to provide an article for the new Blacktown newspaper.
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PUBLIC CAN INFLUENCE LAND SALE
Prime CBD block the focus of TEO project BLACKTOWN City Council is inviting residents and business owners to have their say on a proposed sale of Council-owned land in Blacktown...
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The TAFE NSW Nirimba campus is set to benefit from its share of a $100M state-wide investment in TAFE NSW facilities and equipment.
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STATE-OF-THE-ART HEALTH CARE BOOST
Blacktown to get doctor boostELIZABTH FRIAS WESTERN Sydney has been given a boost with 151 newly graduated doctors, needed more than ever as we fight COVID-19.
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THE Property Council of Australia has welcomed the finalisation of the NSW Government’s Western Sydney Aerotropolis Planning Package.
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FIVE KEY TRENDS FOR PROPERTY
Why 2021 is tipped to be great yearEVERY year is tipped to be a “great year” for property in Blacktown, and that’s definitely been true in recent years, but 2021 is lookin...
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AEROTROPOLIS BLOCK TIPPED TO HIT $75M+
Sale will test demand for the market A 20HA block of two parcels of land located within the Aerotropolis precinct that was once bought for $141,000 is tipped to sell for $75m to...
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VALUER GENERAL REPORT REVEALS:
Western land values on the rise DALLAS SHERRINGHAM WESTERN Sydney residential land values fared better than commercial holdings in the latest figures released by the NSW Governm...
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FIRST STUDENTS AT ACU BLACKTOWN
Milestone for education in Western SydneyA LANDMARK for education in Western Sydney is being celebrated this week with the enrolment of the first students at Australian Catholic...
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Now it’s bad for your heart: Another shot for lovers of coffee
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM HAVE heart Professor, It’s enough to drive you to drink - now coffee is the big risk to our hearts according to a major university.
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NEW SCHOFIELDS PLAYGROUND OPENS
Multi-functional design suits all usesCHILDREN around Schofields can swing into fun at a new playground.
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As if the Pandemic wasn’t hard enough, small business battles internet
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM SMALL business is battling through the most challenging period in almost a century and problems with phone and internet services are adding to the burden.
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Elderly patients slow to embrace e-scripts because of technology
ELIZABETH FRIAS ELDERLY patients on the Central Coast have been reluctant to take up e-scripts for their medications, an option that was launched in May 2020.
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Laws target unruly house guests, deceptive hosts and letting agents
UNRULY house guests, deceptive hosts and letting agents behaving badly will from today be subject to strict new short-term rental accommodation laws that could see them banned f...
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How Peter’s first book met with instant success
WHEN Peter Fisher arrived from Canada in 1985 for a new life in faraway Australia, little did he know would become a top selling author on the NSW Central Coast.
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