Nominations for the 2015 Premier’s Multicultural Community Medals are now open with the winners to be announced by Premier Mike Baird at the Premier’s Harmony Dinner at Rosehill Gardens Racecourse on Thursday 12 March 2015. “I encourage local residents and community groups to nominate someone who has served our local community and helped create a […]
Cacti which pose a threat to agricultural land and the environment have been added to a list of ‘marked’ pest plants in Western Australia. Agriculture and Food Minister Ken Baston said the declared cacti species were the first new additions to the declared plant list under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007. “Most of […]
NSW has recorded 14 straight months as the number one mainland State for annual growth in retail trade. Treasurer Andrew Constance said the latest ABS figures show $7.6 billion went through NSW cash registers last November, and that trade was up 8.8 per cent through the year. “Our retail trade figures remain incredibly strong with […]
The State Government is urging recent Year 12 graduates to consider the hundreds of courses available through the State’s training providers. Training and Workforce Development Minister Liza Harvey said right now many Year 12 graduates were considering their future and vocational training provided an attractive alternative to university. “Graduates now have their exam results and […]
NSW Premier Mike Baird today signed a new agreement with the Indian state of Gujarat that will strengthen cultural, trade and diplomatic relations between NSW and India. A new Memorandum of Understanding between NSW and Gujarat has come into effect after Mr Baird and the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Mrs Anandiben Patel, attended an official […]
The NSW Government will send a delegation of urban planning experts to India to provide assistance to local urban planners as the nation embarks on a major development drive. NSW Premier Mike Baird made the announcement while visiting the state of Gujarat during his first official visit to India. Mr Baird toured the site of […]
The NSW Government will unveil a permanent Memorial to the victims, hostages, police and emergency service workers involved in the Lindt Café siege during the second half of 2015, Premier Mike Baird announced today. “We will never forget Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson, or the suffering that their loss inflicted on their loved ones,” Mr […]
Forty West Australians are being asked to join the team planning the State’s new museum. A number of community panels are being established to provide input and feedback into the content and proposed design of the museum that will open in 2020. Culture and the Arts Minister John Day said a people-first approach was being […]
By Chirag Bhatia “Sir can you please make it quick and leave” demanded the CCD boy as he handed over a 345 rupees cheque to Sunil. Yes the reason I say demanded and not requested was because we had occupied that table for close to 2.5 hours and our order was 3 cappuccino’s only. There […]
By Chirag Bhatia So anyone reading this would easily understand this is my first blog ….that’s why its “Hello world”. A typical IT exemplar or I should say anyone who has studied C or C++ and has been entangled in those “for “and “do while” loops would understand my title since this is the first […]