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Link Wentworth has received a $2.67 million boost from the NSW Government to upgrade 318 social housing properties to support people in need in Metropolitan Sydney.
The newly merged community housing provider will roll out the program of working on June 30, with the funding used to improve the quality, safety and comfort of homes. The program will provide small businesses across Northern and Western Sydney with much needed work within the construction industry, with the company set on supporting an economic recovery post COVID-19.
Link Wentorth CEO Andrew McAnulty says the upgrade is timely and will help those who live within the dwellings to be more comfortable within their own home.
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Finding a gender-neutral term for “third man” (C8) is proving difficult. Clive Burrell of Bondi has concerns that going with the most obvious “third person” might result in an “Abbott and Costello skit”. Conversely, Murray Hutton of Mount Colah thinks we should “embrace the weird and wonderful world of cricket fielding positions. Otherwise we will have to insist that men cannot field in slips.”
“Everyone knows the third man is Harry Lime,” says Steve Cornelius of Brookvale. “If the cricketers are women, then I suggest Harriet Lime.”
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