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Gymea parking frustration: Mayor proposes new state government talks
1+ hour, 14+ min ago (571+ words) Sutherland Shire Council has been spurred into action by a business-led campaign to have the former car park on the M6 corridor at Gymea reopened. Mayor Jack Boyd has released a mayoral minute he will move at Monday night's council meeting…...
Georges River awaits clarity from state government on e-bike liability and costs
19+ hour, 44+ min ago (457+ words) Questions on liability, enforcement of regulations and funding of the shared e-bike scheme in the Georges River local government area remain unanswered by the state government. The introduction of the shared e-bikes by operator Lime in the Georges River local…...
Aussie firm granted petroleum permit after NZ lifts ban
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (249+ words) A petroleum exploration permit has been granted to Australian company EnZed Energy, making it the first new offshore permit since New Zealand lifted a offshore exploration ban imposed by former prime minister Jacinda Ardern. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's conservative government,…...
Civic Disability Services: Creating pathways to meaningful employment
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (412+ words) For almost 70 years, Civic has been helping people with disability build skills, find work and create lives of greater independence. Today, that work spans everything from employment support and employer partnerships through to commercial businesses that provide real jobs and…...
'It breaks your heart': Bexley brothers lose $225k in NDIS cuts
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (411+ words) For Jacques, 28, and Alex, 31, routine is everything. Both brothers live with a 97 per cent autism rating and significant intellectual disabilities, requiring Supported Independent Living (SIL) care in Bexley. Supported by Caringbah-based Civic Disability Services, the pair rely on a mix…...
Labor backs telehealth for voluntary assisted dying
6+ day, 16+ hour ago (447+ words) The Labor Party has backed the removal of legal barriers preventing the use of end-of-life care via telehealth, and changed its constitution to allow members to cast a conscience vote. An amendment passed at the ALP national conference in Adelaide…...
Shire RSL sub-branches fight against new $5000 veteran health cap
1+ week, 59+ min ago (447+ words) The federal government is being warned an annual $5000 cap on allied health and rehabilitation services for veterans will have severe consequences. Engadine and Cronulla RSL sub-branch committee members have joined in calling for the federal budget measure to be reconsidered....
This 23-year-old entrepreneur is charting a path to success
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (366+ words) At a time when many 23-year-olds are navigating entry-level jobs, pursuing university degrees, or grappling with an unforgiving cost-of-living crisis, Angelica Temponeras is forging a strikingly different path. The young entrepreneur recently took the leap into business ownership, becoming the…...
'Worst of both worlds' tech exposed
1+ week, 2+ day ago (564+ words) Australians are rushing to get their hands on this new car tech, but it might not be the environmental saviour it is claimed to be. Plug-in hybrids, or PHEVs as they are also called, are claimed to be a bridge…...
St George letters: Rotary's offer to rebuild Peakhurst bridge for free
1+ week, 2+ day ago (832+ words) As correctly reported in a recent edition of the St George and Sutherland Shire Leader, a small pedestrian bridge located at Harvey Dixon Park, Peakhurst was constructed in 1988 as a Bicentennial project that was undertaken by then students at the…...