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‘FRIENDS BUBBLE’ CREATED FOR CHILDREN TO ALLOW HOME VISITS IN TIME FOR SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

21 September 2021

by NSW Government

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FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COUNCIL CHILDCARE CENTRES IN NSW

25 August 2021

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FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COUNCIL CHILDCARE CENTRES IN NSW Childcare centres operated by local councils across the state are eligible to access a new Commonwealth support package for early childhood education services impacted by the...

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ROADMAP TO RECOVERY REVEALS PATH FORWARD FOR ALL NSWNSW has a clear path to follow out of the pandemic and lockdowns, with the roadmap for easing restrictions at the 80 per cent double dose target revealing a brighter future for the community.From the Monday after NSW hits the 80 per cent (aged 16 and over) double dose vaccination target, eased restrictions will allow those who are fully vaccinated to have up to 10 people visit their home, participate in community sport, and access hospitality venues (where drinking while standing up will be allowed indoors). All premises will operate at 1 person per 4sqm indoors, and 1 person per 2sqm outdoors.Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the 80 per cent roadmap will also remove the limit of fully vaccinated guests for weddings and funerals, and remove customer caps for personal services such as hairdressers.“I know people are counting down the minutes until we reach 70 per cent double dose and the freedoms that will provide, and today we are providing further certainty by announcing the 80 per cent roadmap and future settings,” Ms Berejiklian said.“Vaccination remains our ticket to freedom so we need to work even harder to get jabs in arms, to help stop the spread, minimise outbreaks and ensure people are protected when we open up.”www.sydneytimes.net.au/roadmap-to-recovery-reveals-path-forward-for-all-nsw/ ... See MoreSee Less

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M LIVE PRESENTS:Australian Premiere of Award-WinningImmersive Exhibition NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH The ultimate space experience - combining the latestscience with cutting-edge technology ICC SYDNEY FROM 22 NOVEMBER 2021TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY 11 OCTOBER M Live are proud to announce the launch of NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH as their next innovative and COVID-safe immersive experience. NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH is an award-winning exhibition that combines the latest science with cutting edge technology to create the ultimate space experience. Developed in conjunction with the US Space & Rocket Center and NASA’s George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH tells the story of space science and exploration as never seen before. Promoter of the event and Founder/CEO of M Live, Emma Triggs said “We were blown away when we saw NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH as we knew Australian audiences would love it. People’s desire to travel to outer space has never been stronger and NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH gives us all the opportunity to see and feel what it would be like. Once you step inside NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH, you enter another world that is not only beautiful but also inspirational. Since its world premiere in 2018 at NASA’S Marshall Space Center, this spectacular immersive exhibition has attracted over a million visitors around the world. Utilising 14 screens, 8.1 surround sound, and a giant projection-mapped dome, the exhibition’s key set piece transports audiences to space inside an epic cinematic environment. NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH will appeal to all ages, making it the perfect event to fill the void left by another year of cancelled events, and the ideal return to life after lockdown for all Sydneysiders. COVID Safety Plan - NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH will operate in accordance with NSW Health Guidelines. www.neighbourhoodearth.com.auVenue ICC Sydney, 14 Darling Drive, Sydney, Hall 7 Opens From 22 November for a strictly limited seasonwww.iccsydney.com.au/visit/getting-here ... See MoreSee Less

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Australian Premiere of Award-Winning Immersive Exhibition NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH – Sydney Times

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M LIVE PRESENTS: Australian Premiere of Award-Winning Immersive Exhibition NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH The ultimate space experience – combining the latest science with cutting-edge technology ICC SYDNEY FR...

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"Our right to use Cash must be protected by law"-A Petition organized by Jason Bryce – Sydney Times

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Dear Reader, We thought this petition might interest you! We have complied with a request from the Organizers of this petition to share it with You! This is an important community issue,.. which ma...

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What is sotrovimab, the COVID drug the government has bought before being approved for use in Australia? – Sydney Times

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What is sotrovimab, the COVID drug the government has bought before being approved for use in Australia? Elise Schubert, University of Sydney; Lifeng Kang, University of Sydney, and Nial Wheate, Unive...

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From Wednesday, 1 December, further changes will be introduced including all venues moving to the 2sqm rule, masks will not be required indoors at offices, indoor pools and nightclubs can reopen, and unvaccinated people will have greater freedoms.

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Travel between Greater Sydney and regional NSW will only be permitted when the State reaches 80% double dose.

This change is necessary to give some regional areas the time they need to increase local vaccination rates.

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From Monday after NSW hits the 80% (aged 16+) double dose vaccination target, those who are fully vaccinated can have up to 10 visitors in their home, participate in community sport and access hospitality venues (1 person per 4sqm indoors, and 1 person per 2sqm outdoors).

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Joe Biden@JoeBiden·

25 Sep

For too long, our economy has worked great for those at the top, while the hardworking people who built this country have been cut out of the deal. Our Build Back Better Agenda will deal working people back in.

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25 Sep

While typical working Americans pay their taxes, the top 1% evade an estimated $160 billion in taxes each year.

It’s wrong—and it’s past time the ultra-wealthy and corporations paid their fair share.

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25 Sep

CALIFORNIA: If you’re 65+, have underlying health conditions or a frontline worker -- you are now eligible for a booster!

Vaccines work. And boosters will help keep CA healthy and our economy thriving.

Get your booster!

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Australian Premiere of Award-Winning Immersive Exhibition NEIGHBOURHOOD EARTH https://www.sydneytimes.net.au/australian-premiere-of-award-winning-immersive-exhibition-neighbourhood-earth/

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“Our right to use Cash must be protected by law”-A Petition organized by Jason Bryce https://www.sydneytimes.net.au/petition-concerning-our-right-to-use-cash/

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‘FRIENDS BUBBLE’ CREATED FOR CHILDREN TO ALLOW HOME VISITS IN TIME FOR SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Category - Childcare

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COUNCIL CHILDCARE CENTRES IN NSW

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