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1200-student school to move to Western Sydney aerotropolis
A major Anglican school is set to relocate to a four-hectare campus in the future science park within the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
Warning over Greens’ minority dysfunction
The Federal Election race has tightened, with business leaders pleading with voters to avoid the “worst outcome”.
Economists warning over Greens’ ‘fantasy’ tax, spending agenda
Adam Bandt’s $110bn list of demands for negotiating a minority government this federal election will cost Aussie jobs, economists have warned.
Revealed: Western Sydney’s fastest growing areas
New data has revealed the fastest growing areas in Western Sydney, with almost 800,000 extra people moving into the community in the next decade.
Vote on $5b sale of Rosehill Racecourse delayed for six weeks
The vote on the $5 billion sale of Rosehill Racecourse to make way for 25,000 new homes has been postponed to allow more time for an alternative course to be put forward.
‘Not delulu with no solulu’: PM’s podcast pitch for Gen Z voters
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has appeared on the Happy Hour podcast with Lucy Jackson and Nikki Westcott and accepted their challenge to work a weird phrase into parliament as he tries hard to connect with young voters.
Art Gallery’s first female boss tasked with making it less ‘woke’
The first female director of the Art Gallery of NSW has been challenged to make the 154-year-old institution “less woke” in order to “resurrect” its flagging financial fortunes.
Tradies cash in on housing crisis – but could fix it too
Gold-plated tradie salaries are creating issues for the housing sector, but experts say their huge pay cheques could also convince more people to enter the industry.
Minns: Gold-plated tradie salaries can fix skills shortages
$250k tradie salaries mean many developers are unable to afford building costs, but Premier Chris Minns says rather than demonising tradies, we should be using those fat pay cheques to attract more people to the industry.
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