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Male networks extend glass ceiling say female execs Featured

ABOUT 60 per cent of Australian business women say male dominated referral networks are one of the biggest barriers in their rise to executive roles, a survey from Executive Women Australia (EWA) has found.

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Neil Turrell, left with ACA resident builder, Brad Trethowan. Featured

A NEW App has been launched that may revolutionise the way in which Australian renovators and tradespeople purchase, sell and dispose of unwanted building materials that are often thrown out as rubbish.

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World first recycling plant to cut landfill by millions Featured

A WORLD-first recycling plant has been opened by Premier O'Farrell at Smithfield with the potential to prevent millions of tonnes of plastic from ending up in landfill.

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Commando. Featured

THE 2013 season of the The Biggest Loser kicks off on December 8 at the Whitlam Leisure Centre at Liverpool.

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Need for technology parks Featured

By Red Dwyer

THE dramatic change taking place in the Western Sydney labour force calls for new business and technology parks to provide jobs for professionals and managers in the region.

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Business leaders at the forum. Featured

By Mike Walls

AN impressive turn out marked the Australia-Philippines Business Forum, CEO Roundtable and dinner all held in October as part of President Benigno Aquino’s visit to Australia.

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Lui Cicco being crowned. Featured

By Mike Walls

THE 33rd Sydney Cherry Auction held on October 31 at Sydney Markets Flemington raised more than $30,000 for the Sydney Markets Foundation and the Save Our Sons charity.

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Prime Minister Gillard opens the Igham Research Institute. Featured

THE release of 200 butterflies marked the launch of the first medical research facility in South West Sydney.

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Cafes in Norwest Business Park. Featured
28 October 2012

Jobs growth in Hills

THE Sydney Hills has a labour force of almost 102,000 - according to a report by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations released in June 2012.

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Portable ashtrays. Featured
16 October 2012

No butts about it!

PARRAMATTA City Council is taking a proactive approach to cleaning the City by getting rid of cigarette butt littering.

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