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ON February 22, the NSW Government will host a historic road safety forum, bringing together international and Australian experts, stakeholders, and advocates to address rising road fatalities. Focused on learning from Scandinavian success in reducing road deaths, the forum aims to tackle the increased toll post-COVID-19. With a third of the NSW population in regional areas, two-thirds of fatalities occur there. The Minns Labor Government, active in road safety measures, invites opposition and crossbench members to collaborate in finding effective solutions for reducing road fatalities.

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AUSSIES are struggling with New Year resolutions, as 28% won't maintain them beyond January, reveals research from MyFitnessPal. While 70% aimed for healthier lifestyles, including improved sleep, wellbeing, and eating habits, many have abandoned their goals. MyFitnessPal ambassador Luke Hines suggests breaking down resolutions into smaller, achievable steps. Psychologist Leanne Hall advises framing goals as habits for better adherence. 

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WHY AUSTRALIA IS A WORKATION PARADISE Featured
Growth of the DIGITAL NOMAD concept
THE Global Remote Work Index, has revealed what it takes to be a top country when considering a remote working destination. 

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 AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY INVESTMENT EXPO Featured
Calling all property enthusiasts, investors
THE Australian Property and Investment Expo, the country's premier event for property enthusiasts and investors, is set to take place on Februaty 3 at Novotel Parramatta..

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Mayor of The Hills Shire Dr Peter Gangemi and President of the Box Hill Nelson Progress Association Vicki Giannoulis at the intersection of Old Pitt Town Road, Terry Road and Fontana Road. Featured
Contract for traffic lights awarded
ONE of the key intersections in Box Hill will soon feature traffic signals after The Hills Shire Council awarded a construction contract for the intersection upgrade of Old Pitt Town Road, Terry Road and Fontana Road.

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NSW will prohibit the use, supply and manufacture of engineered stone from July 1, 2024.
 
NSW joined most other states and territories in agreeing to ban the dangerous product by the middle of next year.
 
The decision was made after careful consideration of the Safe Work Australia Decision Regulatory Impact Statement which found there was no safe level of silica in engineered stone.
 
Rates of silicosis and silica related diseases in Australian workers have risen substantially in recent years, with a disproportionate number of diagnoses among engineered stone workers.
 
SafeWork NSW will continue its work ensuring compliance with work health and safety requirements including site visits and issuing penalties to any operator who is non-compliant.
 
Early this year, NSW passed tough new laws to double penalties on any employer illegally exposing their workers to silica dust.
 
The WHS Ministers also agreed today to task Safe Work Australia with further work to strengthen regulations.
 
Ministers will meet again in March 2024 to finalise the details of the implementation of the ban on the use of engineered stone, including the regulation of legacy products and transitional arrangements for contracts entered before today.
 

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Blacktown Hospital A82 Children's Ward staff with KidsWest Trevor Oldfield AM. Featured
Supporting hospital children in need
THE youngest and smallest patients at Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospitals (BMDH) will benefit from medical supplies and equipment thanks to the generous donation from local children’s charity KidsWest.

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