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Tasmanian Place Branding boss to speak at conference

As CEO of Australia’s first statutory place-branding authority, Todd Babiak knows a thing or two about the topic, and he'll be sharing some of that knowledge at the Place Branding Australia conference in Sydney.

NSW launches its own government digital identifier

MyServiceNSW isn't waiting for myGov.

Human Services bargaining showdown set for this Friday

Vote result expected by end of next week.

Pedestrian collisions force Sydney CBD 40km/h go slow

Speed reductions expanded to reduce inner city roadkill.

New NSW Auditor General named

Family and Community Services Deputy Secretary Margaret Crawford to fill crucial role.

Public inquiries into NSW council mergers kick off

Government's merger case weak: councils.

Centrelink snares banker to spearhead overhaul

System renewal gathers pace.

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Culverts: Delivering Streams of innovation

Mostly unseen, culverts allow waterways to flow while supporting roads and rail networks. Many culverts are now ripe for attention, highlighting the essential role they play in our Regional and Metro infrastructure.

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That’s using plastic for good

Not all plastics are the same. Take engineered plastic pipes. Unlike single use plastics, plastic pipes are long-life products, not single use, made from materials engineered to be robust, reliable, recyclable with a service life in excess of 100 years.

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Secure, Sustainable, Local: Acer Leads

Acer emphasises local manufacturing in Western Sydney, uniting advanced security with innovation to support government operations. This strategic focus enhances quality, sustainability, and job creation, showcasing Acer's commitment to empowering Australia's future.

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