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Turning ETS into TRB without emissions
24/07/2008 | Tax, Regulate, Build: it's my new alternative to the government's emission trading scheme and it covers, need, urgency, flexibility and desirability.
Youth take law into own hands
23/07/2008 | Ashleigh Chandra has done something most people never get a chance to do.
23/07/2008 | Overseas visitors comprised 41 per cent of the people who used the Parramatta Heritage and Visitor Information Centre, a survey has found.
23/07/2008 | A restaurateur has called for consistency when Parramatta Council develops a policy covering smoke-free public areas.
Radishes huge after loving care
23/07/2008 | As Tony Hauchab of Merrylands was tending his vegetable garden he was surprised to see two radishes the size of watermelons.
23/07/2008 | Drinking in public banned THE entire Parramatta central business district has been declared an alcohol-free zone. At its meeting on Monday, July 14, Parramatta Council supported the plan to join...
Men urged: open up
23/07/2008 | The murder of three young children and the suicide of their father west of Eden on the Far South Coast last month has prompted a call for men to talk about their problems.
Music4health hits the chord
23/07/2008 | Sydney Symphony performed for patients at the Children's Hospital at Westmead on Thursday.
Meet our marathon man
23/07/2008 | Vic Townsend, 89, puts on his running shoes every Friday for a jog around Parramatta Park but he admits he's no longer able to "get up any speed''.
Fuel costs hit meals service
23/07/2008 | Therising cost of petrol is forcing some Meals On Wheels volunteers to consider giving up their vital community work.
Fire station closures deplored
23/07/2008 | Firefighters have met Parramatta MP Tanya Gadiel to seek her support in the fight to stop stations being randomly closed.
Dream becomes reality
23/07/2008 | The day after swimming the English Channel, Kaise Stephan found it hard to accept that he had finally completed his mission.
23/07/2008 | A blaze at a shop in Wentworthville on Monday has caused more than $1 million in damage, police said. Police said the fire was deliberately lit.
Convict heritage revealed
23/07/2008 | One in five Australian women are descended from convict women so it's fitting that an exhibition telling the stories of those early arrivals will be held in Parramatta.
Clown Doctors ease the pain
23/07/2008 | Laughter is the best medicine, Clown Doctors at the Children's Hospital at Westmead say.
Bishop guides pilgrims with Holy Spirit
23/07/2008 | Bishop Zithulele Patrick Mvemve, of Klerksdorp, South Africa, addressed a catechesis (religious teaching) session at Parramatta's St Patrick's Cathedral on Friday.
Audio: Fire destroys Wentworthville shop
22/07/2008 | Wentworthville Mall is closed this morning after a blaze at Go-Lo in Dunmore Street, Wentworthville, which has caused more than $1 million in damage.
Vested interests will impede progress
17/07/2008 | Trying to pick new industrial winners while protecting old industrial strugglers has never been clever but protectionism now threatens to rise from the graveyard.
Jackie is a big picture person
17/07/2008 | Looking at the "big picture'' is all in a day's work for Epping resident Jackie Dean.
Eating for better skin
17/07/2008 | When you see a recent photo of author Karen Fischer it is difficult to imagine she ever had what she describes as "bad skin''.
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24/07/2008 | The great contradiction of life in a modern capitalist economy is that to be a winner you have to resist most of the blandishments of the capitalists.