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Wooden Platform The scheme will provide for up to 75% of the ex-VAT cost of equipment purchased/installed with a maximum allowable contribution of up to €4,000 per applicant. The Outdoor Dining Enhancement Scheme is being delivered in partnership with Fáilte Ireland and Local Authorities across the country. The scheme will be open for applications from 13/4/2021 and will close on 30/9/2021. Funding under the scheme is only available to existing businesses and all applicants will be required to comply with planning codes, legislative requirements and other compliance requirements.   Notes...

Notice is hereby given under Roads Act 1993 for temporary road closure to traffic along the following road: Road: ROMBOLA ROAD - Henry Lawson Drive to...

Advertisement Transport Minister Andrew Constance pushed for his top bureaucrat to be sacked after his department did not follow an instruction to clear all trees within 40 metres of either side of all major highways in NSW. Mr Constance issued a ministerial direction to then-Transport for NSW secretary Rodd Staples directing his department to carry out the mass land clearing of millions of trees along “all state managed highways” in February 2020, after the Black Summer bushfires. The Princes Highway between the towns of Bodalla and Mogo in January 2020. Credit:Kate Geraghty Mr Staples ...

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance ordered millions of trees along highways be cleared after bushfires ThuThursday 25 updated ThuThursday 25 FebFebruary 2021 at 9:51am Andrew Constance said he didn't think it was "acceptable" that his directive had been refused. ( Print text only Cancel The NSW Roads Minister ordered his top bureaucrat to clear millions of trees along every highway in NSW even though the agency said it had no authority to do so, it has emerged. Key points: Andrew Constance said he knew the department needed an overhaul after his request was denied Transport for NSW secr...

A legislative committee found Diego Hernandez, a Democrat from Portland, engaged in harassment and created a hostile work environment.