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The Centre for #WesternSydney has compiled a valuable portfolio detailing research conducted across the university on #urbanheat https://t.co/MsNpO4aPDd The web site supports @WSROC_Australia ‘s report and strategies to manage heat in the region: https://t.co/72vRRRMIhr
The new Centre for #WesternSydney urban heat site contains many valuable resources explaining the problem of urban heat in #WesternSydney and identifying practical solutions. The @WSROC_Australia report is a must read.
The Centre for #WesternSydney has compiled a valuable portfolio of research conducted across the university on urban heat https://t.co/fdrfGGF0SJ The exercise coincides with the launch of @WSROC_Australia ‘s report on heat in the region: https://t.co/Ufh2AbXiD5
The ongoing transformation of #WesternSydney underpins more than ever, the vital role of WSROC, to continue collaboration & initiate innovative solutions to the growth challenges - WSROC Treasurer, Cr Karress Rhodes @Lpool_Council
https://t.co/IywLBWlrU5
In a world first @WestSydSolarCar have won the American Solar Challenge!! They are the first international and first Australian solar car team to win the competition. Amazing work guys! https://t.co/Ua2BSLzjiO @ASC_SolarRacing#ASC2018#Unlimited
One of Sydney’s most loved food festivals is almost here. Catch you at Bankstown Bites on 28 July 😊 Details: https://t.co/gZaw1W0R9X
#bankstownbites#whereinterestinghappens
📣 The Independent Planning Commission has REJECTED the incinerator citing ‘uncertainty’ over human health and environmental impacts.
This is a great result following the strong campaign by our community.
Entries for the 2018 Blacktown City Art Prize are now open! 👩🎨🎨 Local, regional and national artists are invited to submit entries in drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics and mixed media. The winner of the Blacktown City Art Prize will receive $15,000. @BlacktownArts #BCAP
@dotid reveals #WesternSydney as having Australia’s highest rate of natural increase, not surprisingly. The story of what is happening elsewhere (such as coastal NSW) is fascinating https://t.co/PE46Y7I4CF
I have just learned about the closure of six Fairfax community newspapers in #WesternSydney. What a disaster. Public discourse at the most basic level of human society is now a News Ltd monopoly. This is a very sad moment in the region’s history https://t.co/5nTzvDIT6X
More evidence there is nothing natural or permanent about Sydney’s single, harbour-side CBD – government indulgence and business obsession notwithstanding https://t.co/66gB1mB1rc via @smh
At last! CBD employers are discovering #WesternSydney ‘s 250,000 degree holders: “…relocating to Parramatta from the Sydney CBD will halve the commute time for 70 per cent” https://t.co/gxLjo98vFf
Peter Weir on #WesternSydney ‘s Green Valley in 1973: The media turns “...news into entertainment and [presents] reporters’ points of view as facts.” Watch spoof from 3:27 to 9:27 https://t.co/0f5wY8quR0