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Australia: Thousands of NSW railway workers strike over enterprise agreement

Australia: Thousands of NSW railway workers strike over enterprise agreement
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iTWire - Government investing in 5G innovation

The Government said it is accelerating the adoption of productivity-boosting applications of 5G, announcing nearly $20 million in funding for projects.

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Investing in 5G innovation to support Australia s future

The Morrison Government is accelerating the adoption of productivity-boosting applications of 5G, today announcing nearly $20 million in funding for.

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The plan to revive Sydney s Fort Denison with a new restaurant and bar

The former fortress will reopen to revellers under plans for a new restaurant, bar and visitor tours.

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Aberdeen Harbour Board boss Michelle Handforth quitting for new role with Network Rail

Aberdeen Harbour Board boss Michelle Handforth quitting for new role with Network Rail © SYSTEM Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The woman at the helm of Aberdeen harbour’s £350 million-plus expansion project is stepping down to take up a new job. Aberdeen Harbour Board (AHB) said its chief executive, Michelle Handforth, was leaving it for a new role with Network Rail. The rail network operator has appointed her managing director for its Wales and western England region.

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