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Hard to believe that there are human beings, who witnessed the worst assault in democracy by americans since the civil war, who do not want to be reminded of what they saw, with their own eyes. and it seems, they especially dont want to be reminded by a grieving mom. which, i guess, should really not come as a surprise, considering the reason some gop senators are giving for opposing the january-6th commission. some have argued that it comes too late and would spill over into an election year. e...

The Premier The NSW Government is accelerating the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine with 25 Pfizer sites across the state now taking bookings for people aged 40 to 49. 17 of these are in rural and regional NSW. These sites are spread across both Greater Sydney and rural and regional NSW ensuring as many people as possible have access to the vaccine. Around 23,500 people aged between 40 and 49 have already been invited to book a vaccine at a NSW Health clinic, with 12,000 people already booked fo...

The Premier, Minister for Health and Medical Research Members of the public in the 40 to 49-year-old category have begun to receive the Pfizer vaccine after they were invited to book an appointment. More than 16,000 people aged 40 to 49 have been contacted to make an appointment at Sydney Olympic Park after they registered their interest to receive the Pfizer vaccine. A further 1000 people in this age group from the Blacktown LGA who registered their interest have also been contacted encouragin...

Date Time Mandatory COVID-19 vaccine direction for WA hotel quarantine workers comes into force All hotel quarantine workers in Western Australia must now be vaccinated under the state government’s public health direction which comes into force today. The order made by premier Mark McGowan last month will see all cleaners, security staff, hotel workers, police and ADF personnel who have contact with guests and guests’ rooms required to have the jab. Those who have had at least one jab, rath...

Two new metro stations have been confirmed at Pyrmont and Hunter Street for the Sydney Metro West project, which will connect Parramatta to the CBD in...

The Premier, Minister for Health and Medical Research Given the latest cases of community transmission and updated health advice from the Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant, COVID-19 restrictions will be temporarily tightened across Greater Sydney. The following measures will be effective from midday today, 6 May 2021 (enforceable from 5pm) until 12.01am Monday, 10 May for the Greater Sydney region (including Wollongong, Central Coast and Blue Mountains): Visitors to households will be limited...

Tamateas Gladys Mary care home receives Covid vaccination 29 Apr, 2021 04:34 AM 2 minutes to read Gladys Mary team leader and senior caregiver Leanne Mabey and residents Edith Rothwell and Joan Humphrey celebrate receiving the Covid-19 vaccine on Thursday. Photo / Supplied Gladys Mary team leader and senior caregiver Leanne Mabey and residents Edith Rothwell and Joan Humphrey celebrate receiving the Covid-19 vaccine on Thursday. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today After Bupa Gladys Mary Care Home...

Date Time Netball World Cup 2027 returns to Sydney Australian netball fans will once again have the chance to see the world’s best netballers in action on home soil, with the NSW Government today announcing the International Netball Federation Netball World Cup will return to Sydney in 2027. Secured by the NSW Government, in partnership with Netball Australia, the 2027 Netball World Cup is expected to deliver an estimated $31 million boost to the NSW visitor economy. Premier Gladys Berejiklia...

Ever since Graceland opened its distinctive, music-inspired gates to the public in June 1982, the Memphis mansion has served as a pilgrimage destination for Elvis Presley fans and just about everyone else. And though it’s been more than 40 years since Elvis graced its halls, staff members keep the place looking almost exactly like it did when he lived there—down to the (now empty) spice containers in the kitchen cabinet. Here are nine facts you might not have known about rock ‘n’ roll�...

CPSU NSW TAFE NSW workers are rallying in Sydney over the loss of 678 frontline jobs and the sale of the Scone campus, with the union warning south-west Sydney’s youth unemployment is set to get worse as vital student services get cut. More than 302 jobs are set to go from Sydney campuses, TAFE NSW’s own documents have revealed. That includes 116 jobs from Sydney Metro, 50 from North Sydney, 42 from Western Sydney, and 92 from South Western Sydney campuses. “TAFE NSW is the best pathway t...