The Labor MLCs include some of the most powerful Ministers in the new Minns Government
NSW Upper House looks slightly progressive
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Jacquelene
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Parklands preschool given 20-year lease
The fee-free service is one of only three community-based preschools left in the southern end of the Central Coast.
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Documents prove council sold a natural gem for peanuts
The biodiversity credits were known to Council, yet the valuer was not informed even though the valuation report states that if the site generated any biodiversity credits it would have increased the valuation.
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Nature based management makes rivers more resilient
Wollombi Brook encapsulates the sort of changes we need to make to meet river health goals set by the United Nations in its Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to 2030.
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Banks back Barossa carbon bomb
This is classic greenwashing and it is high time Natixis and the other NZBA banks stop financing new fossil gas projects, including Barrosa.
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Lieberman and Kaye bring World Music to ‘The Court’
Sing out loud and enjoy connecting to the oldest and most innate instrument – your human voice.
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The Point publisher visits Wagga Wagga
Author Talk at the Curious Rabbit Jacquelene Pearson will visit Wagga Wagga on April 22 and 23 and will present at two events for the Booranga Writers’ Centre. The first will be an author talk and poetry reading at the Curious Rabbit. The Curious Rabbit describes itself as a Home to […]
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Art Trail Arboretum-style
Phillip Rich, Vice President of the Arboretum and one of the organisers of this year’s Art Trail, said the day had been a “raging success as a community event”.
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Local Senator and MPs didn’t sign Assange letter
The authors of the open letter, who were Labor, Coalition, Greens and cross-bench MPs urged the US Attorney General, Merrick Garland, to drop efforts to extradite Mr Assange, who is an Australian citizen.
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How did the Coast vote?
Ms Catley has been appointed NSW’s first female Minister for Police in the new Minns Labor Cabinet.
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