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1/09/2010 | GETTING KIDS EDUCATED Education has received a fair bit of attention in recent months. The government’s school building program has regularly featured in the media, as has their promise to deliver computers to secondary schools...

31/08/2010 | BROADBAND LINKS VITAL FOR WORK Broadband technology could decide which party the rural independent MPs will support to form the next government. For Taree professionals like Stacks/The Law Firm commercial lawyer Megan Grainger, the broadband issue is vital...

25/08/2010 | NSW BUSHFIRE POLICY – DOES IT MEASURE UP? Few could have forgotten the tragedy around the Victorian “Black Saturday” bushfires of February 2009. In response to the huge loss of life, the Victorian government established a bushfire Royal Commission...

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