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Infrastructure struggling to keep pace with growth in Western Sydney's urban sprawl Posted Yesterday at 10:03pm SatSaturday 17 updated Yesterday at 11:55pm SatSaturday 17 Kuljeet Kaur and Gurnek Singh moved to Austral for more space for their young family. ( Share Print text only Cancel Gurnek Singh purchased a home in the outer suburbs to find space and an affordable home for his young family.  But after three years living in Austral, about an hour's drive from Sydney's CBD, there are still no local parks nearby, the public school is at capacity and a piece of land earmarked for a public ...

Dead white male supremacy—will it never end? Well, it will, if Andy Marks, Assistant Vice-Chancellor of Western Sydney University, has anything to do about it. The achingly woke academic has taken to the opinion pages of the Sydney Morning Herald to lament how, “only hours after the Women’s March 4 Justice, the New South Wales government determined it was a perfect moment to celebrate another Aussie fella” by announcing that Australia’s “first 22nd century city”, a proposed “aerotropolis” for future advanced manufacturing, research, science and education, will be named aft...

thayer@maui.net Sam Puleiku (from left) of Pua Woodcarving waits on Mandy and Paul Marks of Billings, Mont., at a recent Kahului Swap Meet. Puleiku was selling works carved by her husband, Takavaha Puleiku. The Maui News / MATTHEW THAYER photo KAHULUI — They may not be hosting the packed crowds that swarmed the Maui Swap Meet at this time last year, but the new Kahului Swap Meet held Saturdays at Maui Marketplace and the Maui Gift & Craft Fair held Sundays at Lahaina Gateway represent lifelines to vendors who have seen their livelihoods “devastated” by the downturn in business caused by...

Catalyst for change: How the pandemic changed the way we live and work We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Catalyst for change: How the pandemic changed the way we live and work December 12, 2020 Massimo and Millie Di Maio with their children, Leo and Luca and their dog, Tilly, at their rural property in Jembaicumbene, near Braidwood. Credit:Alex Ellinghausen Normal text size Very large text size For Millie Di Maio, 31, the 2020 pandemic provided an unexpected opportunity to escape the rat race. At the start of the year, Di Maio was living in ...

Date Time Western Sydney Centres: Beyond Recovery Western Sydney is entering an unprecedented phase of development spurred by the Western Sydney City Deal, the coming Airport, Aerotropolis and large scale infrastructure program. A key growth area not only for NSW, but for Australia, the development of Western Sydney provides a once in a generation opportunity to create a liveable region to serve the growing number of residents and further position Sydney as an Asia Pacific hub for business. With a population of more than two million and growing, Western Sydney is where it’s all happening. �...