“Respect, Understanding, Acceptance” : An initiative by NSW Jewish Board of Deputies

“Respect, Understanding, Acceptance” : An initiative by NSW Jewish Board of Deputies

About 1000 high schools of various traditions, cultures and backgrounds are brought together annually in groups of 100 under the rubric of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies’ “Respect, Understanding, Acceptance” schools harmony program. The objective of the program is to foster respect for diversity across all colours and faith groups, with a strong anti-racism […]

VIVID SYDNEY OFF TO A SHINING START

VIVID SYDNEY OFF TO A SHINING START

The opening weekend of Vivid Sydney has seen more than a quarter of a million people take in the bright lights of the Harbour City as the world’s largest festival of light, music and ideas got underway. NSW Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events Stuart Ayres said the festival’s crowd numbers for opening weekend […]

NSW STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE CADETS HONOURED

NSW STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE CADETS HONOURED

Minister for Emergency Services David Elliott today congratulated the winners of the 2014 NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) and NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) Cadet of the Year awards. NSW RFS cadet Timothy Pedley and NSW SES cadet Kodie Hardy were honoured for their leadership skills and promoting the values of volunteering and […]

Removing a notorious Sydney bottleneck – 18 months early

Removing a notorious Sydney bottleneck – 18 months early

The NSW and Australian governments today signed on the dotted line to start work 18 months early on fixing one of Sydney’s worst pinch points – King Georges Road Interchange – awarding the construction contract to Fulton Hogan Construction.   Minister for Roads, Maritime and Freight Duncan Gay and Federal Assistant Minister for Infrastructure Jamie […]

SYDNEY TRAINS SNIFFING OUT GRAFFITI THUGS

SYDNEY TRAINS SNIFFING OUT GRAFFITI THUGS

Graffiti vandals are being arrested within moments of defacing train interiors, with a trial of new technology that automatically detects either spray paint or permanent marker, enabling Sydney Trains to track and record offenders in real time.   The trial is known as Mousetrap – because it catches vandals in the act.   An undisclosed […]

Lions Club International announces its 2015 Annual Charity Ball in Sydney

Lions Club International announces its 2015 Annual Charity Ball in Sydney

The Follow Your Dream Foundation – Australia (TFYDFA) of Lions Club held a Media Launch for the Lions Club International 2015 Annual Charity Ball at Sydney’s Emperors Garden Restaurant in Chinatown on April 30. A crowd of distinguished guests and media attended the luncheon including, The Hon Mark Coure MP, Member for Oatley and Burwood […]

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