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Edited by Branko Miletic The much-loved Dog on the Tucker Box has been an essential stop-off point on the Hume Highway for almost a century, charming visitors with the legend of its loyal canine companion protecting a drover’s precious tucker as he struggled to mend a broken cartwheel. Following reinstatement in 2019 after being vandalised, draft plans have now been announced to revitalise the statue’s setting and attract more visitors to a major new destination for regional NSW and help the economy recover after the impacts of the 2019/20 bush fires and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Lea...

DCI Data Centers unveils plans for new Sydney data centre 11 January 2021 | Abigail Opiah DCI Data Centers has secured Development Approval from Blacktown City Council for a new 36MW data centre to be located in Eastern Creek, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. The company said its Sydney expansion is set to secure public and private cloud demand at the site and is designed as Zone 3-5-ready. The data centre utilises cooling technologies and higher average power densities, according to DCI, with the company confirming its latest Asia Pacific data centre development. The facility is sched...

Arthur Boyd, Shoalhaven as the River Styx c1996, oil on canvas. Boyd Family Collection 'Arthur Boyd: Landscape of the Soul' will feature at the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre from January 8 to February 28, 2021. The touring exhibition from the Bundanon Trust explores a lifetime of landscape paintings by renowned Australian artist Arthur Boyd. Curated by Barry Pearce the exhibition is drawn principally from Bundanon Trust's own collection of the artist's work. Presenting a number of never-before-seen works created by Boyd as a teenager, the exhibition offers the fir...

  She is jointly suing both the operators of the farm and Marshall Day Acoustics, who she claimed had been "misleading or deceptive" in their noise reports to allow the development to proceed. In the claim, her legal representatives have demanded an injunction to stop the wind farm operating between 8pm and 7am, and otherwise run in reduced power (low noise) mode during the day. "The Plaintiff has been suffering loss and damage since August 2018 when the turbines started operating," the claim said. "In all the circumstances, the noise generated by the operation of the wind turbines by...

Have to jump through in order to get something. >> just from a da standpoint, development approval. regulations to get through that. take as long period of time. if we can cut that down from 18 months to two years down to six months, you're bringing in jobs a lot quicker. you are bringing in jobs not only in golf course construction side but hiring of superintendents and people working on the golf course and looking at clubhouses people hiring in clubhouses it really has a dramatic spread very, very quickly once you get the project going. steve: have you known donald trump for a very long time...