LOOK AT CAMELLIA'S FUTURE
Total transformation is the masterplan
RED DWYER
SOME 21,000 people could be living within one of Sydney’s oldest and largest functioning industrial precincts over the next 20 years.
VISION FOR $8B WORLD TRADE CENTRE
Jobs explosion under radical plan
TERRY COLLINS
AN $8B World Trade Centre proposed for Bringelly could see an employment explosion in Western Sydney and billions of dollars pouring into the region over the next 20 years.
$2.6B FOR WESTERN SYDNEY ROADS
Which major projects benefit?
MORE than $2.6B over the next four years will be allocated for road projects across Western and South West Sydney.
$2.6B FOR WESTERN SYDNEY ROADS
Major projects to benefit
MORE than $2.6B over the next four years will be allocated for road projects across Western and South West Sydney.
MORE SUCCESS FOR GREMMO HOMES
Builder wins people's choice award
HILLS based builder Gremmo Homes has been announced the Winner of the 2018 HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards People’s Choice Home of the Year for their display home at Bella Vista.
"IT'S TERRIFIC TO HAVE CLARITY"
Zoo battle ends in agreement
RED DWYER
THE controversial legal battle over the name of a $36M zoo under construction in Blacktown has been resolved to the satisfaction of the parties involved.
AWARDS CROWN BLACKTOWN'S BEST
Quakers Hill Veterinary WINS
PHYLLIS MCGRAW
THE atmosphere was electric as Blacktown’s business people crowded into Blacktown Worker’s Club on Tuesday, June 5 for the annual Local Business Awards presentation night.
PROTECTION IS MORE THAN YOU THINK
Do you know your digital wealth?
THE statistics relating to social media use and the extent to which our lives are online are startling. In Australia, there are 15 million monthly users of Facebook.
ROUND TABLE: PLAYING THE EXPORT GAME
What the experts think
WHAT happens when 12 people from varying professional backgrounds sit around a board table to discuss EXPORTING?
NATIONAL HERBARIUM FOR WEST
1.4M specimens from Royal Botanic Garden
THE National Herbarium of NSW is being moved to Western Sydney and will house an incredible 1.4 million plant specimens.
