A bronze statue honouring Sir James Martin, philhellene and one of the founding fathers of the modern Australian state of New South Wales, has been relocated to a more ‘fitting’ permanent new site in the very heart of the City of Parramatta.
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Two medical technology companies are the first businesses to sign on to the NSW government’s post-pandemic payroll tax relief program, committing to create 280 jobs over the next four years.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced the $250 million program in November last year to lure domestic and international businesses to move their headquarters to NSW and create at least 30 new jobs.
Baxter Healthcare and biotechnology company Speedx will both expand their business operations in NSW, with Speedx planning to relocate its global headquarters and manufacturing plant from the US to Sydney.
Minister for Jobs Stuart Ayres, Speedx chief executive Colin Denver and Baxter Healthcare general manager Steven Flynn.
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Two medical technology companies are the first businesses to sign on to the NSW government’s post-pandemic payroll tax relief program, committing to create 280 jobs over the next four years.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced the $250 million program in November last year to lure domestic and international businesses to move their headquarters to NSW and create at least 30 new jobs.
Baxter Healthcare and biotechnology company Speedx will both expand their business operations in NSW, with Speedx planning to relocate its global headquarters and manufacturing plant from the US to Sydney.
Minister for Jobs Stuart Ayres, Speedx chief executive Colin Denver and Baxter Healthcare general manager Steven Flynn.
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Only two per cent of money promised to help women return to the workforce has so far been spent amid revelations more than $1.4 billion in grants, waivers and loans promised by the NSW government to help people struggling through the pandemic remain untouched.
According to the NSW Treasury, the Berejiklian Government has so far announced $29 billion worth of economic stimulus measures across a range of sectors since the crisis began, but there is mounting criticism about expenditure from a number of 2020 bailouts falling well short in critical areas.
NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet at a budget estimates hearing earlier this month.