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Meriton's Harry Triguboff makes room for working from home in Parramatta twin tower development - Vimarsana News

Meriton's Harry Triguboff makes room for working from home in Parramatta twin tower development

The comments by the veteran developer are the clearest recognition that the world of work will not go back to its pre-pandemic norm.

Source: afr.com
Dominic Perrottet pushed back on government's Sydney Harbour bridge toll plans - Vimarsana News

Dominic Perrottet pushed back on government's Sydney Harbour bridge toll plans

Then treasurer Dominic Perrottet blocked plans to introduce new tolls on Sydney Harbour crossings in a move now casting uncertainty over future Western Harbour Tunnel tolls for motorists.

Whole Country Will Watch New South Wales Open up: Experts - Vimarsana News

Whole Country Will Watch New South Wales Open up: Experts

There will be risks and benefits to residents of New South Wales (NSW) as the state reopens after ...

Experts hail Sydneysiders 'learning to live' with Covid-19 as all 'eyes of Australia' are on NSW - Vimarsana News

Experts hail Sydneysiders 'learning to live' with Covid-19 as all 'eyes of Australia' are on NSW

As NSW comes out of lockdown on Monday having surpassed the 70 per cent vaccination target, all 'eyes of Australia' will be on the state learning to live with Covid-19.

Dozens of schools pull out of HSC trials despite return-to-school plan - Vimarsana News

Dozens of schools pull out of HSC trials despite return-to-school plan

Advertisement Dozens of Sydney schools have cancelled in-person HSC trials even though year 12 will be allowed to return to classrooms in two weeks amid anxiety from students, parents and teachers about the safety of attending campus while COVID-19 case numbers remain stubbornly high. The Catholic sector has also called on the government to “urgently” provide more information on its plan for large-scale COVID-19 screening for schools, and asked it to release the medical advice upon which it based its decision to allow face-to-face HSC classes to resume. Dozens of schools pull out of HSC t...

Source: smh.com.au