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As Hearing Awareness Week begins, Macquarie University researchers say strong links between hearing loss and ageing poorly highlight an urgency for...

Phase 1 Stage 1 (T6-17-177) has already been completed. The next stage (T6-20-211) will be cleared this week after the developer gave the required 48 hours notice. The remaining stage (T6-20-507) is with council waiting on additional information from the applicant. Development applications can be monitored using Council’s online DA Tracker. Where exactly is the site that was cleared on Steve Eagleton Drive? The site at 13-19 Steve Eagleton Drive in South West Rocks recently saw the site clear...

The Government of B.C. has announced its plans to extend the rent freeze. Legislative changes, if passed will ...

This International Women's Day the Terrace Women's Resource Centre is hosting an International Women's Art Fes...

The province is accepting nominations for the Order of British Columbia which is the province's highest honour...

Considering a career in government? If you're a recent or soon-to-be graduate and interested in working with us, take a look at the Victorian...

"Choose to Challenge" gender stereotypes this International Women's Day by joining Brimbank City Council's live stream online panel...

CFNR Network Mar 2, 2021 11:12 AM In the afternoon of February 17, RCMP were dispatched to the Sunshine Inn to a report of two unwelcome guests who were visiting with an individual presently on Covid-19 quarantine. Officers advised the two men that they were unwelcome at the location and must leave. The men then became combative with police, lifting a chair and attempting to strike the officer with it, shouting expletives and threatening to kill the officers on scene. The men were arrested for...

Law Council of Australia The findings and recommendations outlined in the final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety released today, indicate there is much to be done to address systemic issues within the aged care sector says the Law Council of Australia. Law Council President, Dr Jacoba Brasch QC, in agreeing with the Royal Commission that ‘a philosophical shift is required that places the people receiving care at the centre of quality and safety regulation,’ s...

Youth residential care funding welcomed, but advocates say more is needed to provide young people with a stable home MonMonday 1 updated TueTuesday 2 Paige Birkett aspires to be a voice for children in care. ( Share Print text only Cancel All Paige Birkett ever wanted was a loving family home, but it took her 16 years to find one. After she was born in prison, Paige spent most of her childhood shuffled between the care of different family members. "We never had food and our house was always di...