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- 29/12/2025
- 11:19
Memphasys Secures CE Mark Approval for Felix(TM) System, Marking Commercial Inflection Point and Activating Global Growth Strategy
HIGHLIGHTS CE Mark approval achieved for the Felix™ System under EU MDR, unlocking full commercial deployment across Europe and other CE-recognised international markets. Immediate…
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- Community, Entertainment
- 29/12/2025
- 11:00
Sydney unites to farewell 2025
Teams around the harbour are putting the final touches on Sydney’s world-famous New Year’s Eve spectacular as the city comes together to ring in…
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- Education Training, Employment Relations
- 29/12/2025
- 10:34
Half of Australian workers open to career change in 2026 as demand for new skills grows
Key Facts: 56% of Australian workers would consider changing jobs in 2026 for better lifestyle outcomes, rising to 62% among Gen Z Labour market…
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- Business Company News, Manufacturing
- 29/12/2025
- 10:20
Temas Resources (ASX:TIO) Completes High-Resolution LiDAR Survey, Accelerates Development Planning for Québec Projects
29 December 2025 – Vancouver, Canada | Temas Resources Limited (ASX:TIO) (“Temas” or the “Company”) has today announced the completion of a high-resolution airborne LiDAR survey across its La Blache and Lac Brule Projects in Québec, Canada. This milestone will assist Temas in accelerating engineering, feasibility planning and the future development activities at each of the assets. The survey covered ~46.05km2 and delivered engineering-grade topographic data beneath dense forest cover. The data provides a detailed digital elevation model suitable for geological and structural interpretation, mineral resource estimation, infrastructure design and environmental baseline studies. The LiDAR dataset integrates with recently completed…
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- Environment
- 29/12/2025
- 09:33
SKIP BIN BUSINESS FINED FOR WASTE DUMP ON PRIVATE PROPERTY
A skip bin hire and waste removal company has been fined $60,000 for illegally dumping asbestos containing waste at a southwest Sydney property and failing to comply with an NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) direction to remove it. Detailed evidence gathered during an EPA investigation found Hy-Gene Skips responsible for depositing over 18 cubic metres of mixed waste at a vacant Gregory Hills residence in May 2025. The Peakhurst-based business then failed to abide by an EPA clean-up notice requiring it to remove and lawfully dispose of the waste, including fragments of asbestos containing materials (ACM), by late June. NSW…
- Entertainment, Youth
- 29/12/2025
- 08:28
DISNEY JR. LIVE ON TOUR: LET’S PLAY! SWINGS INTO ADELAIDE THIS WEEKEND FOR AUSTRALIAN DEBUT
Key Facts: Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let’s Play! debuts in Australia in January 2026, starting in Adelaide, with five tour stops planned across…
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- Medical Health Aged Care, National News Current Affairs
- 29/12/2025
- 06:40
PROPOSED PLAN TO INCREASE DENTIST NUMBERS COULD PUT PATIENT SAFETY AT RISK
29.12.25 PROPOSED PLAN TO INCREASE DENTIST NUMBERS COULD PUT PATIENT SAFETY AT RISK ADA urging fixing current system instead A new plan to allow…
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- Community, Entertainment
- 29/12/2025
- 06:30
Sydney New Year’s Eve media call – TODAY
WHAT: City of Sydney New Year’s Eve media call – loading of the barges at the Glebe Island site WHO: Stephen Gilby, Executive Producer, City of Sydney Fortunato Foti, Foti International Fireworks DATE: TODAY Monday 29 December, 2025 TIME: Arrive from 9.30am for a compulsory safety induction at 9.45am ahead of a 10am start WHERE: Glebe Island, James Craig Road, Rozelle SAFETY RULES: - Fully enclosed flat shoesmust be warn(noheels,sandalsor ballet flats). - For access to fireworks barges high cotton content clothing including long pantsmust be worn. Never place any part of your body over the top of a firework.…
- Entertainment, General News
- 29/12/2025
- 05:04
Ticket Scams Cost Australian Victims an Average of $432 PayPal Warns as NYE Event Season Approaches
Sydney, Monday 29 December – New national research reveals the rising toll of ticket scams on Australian consumers, with fans losing an average of $432 each time they are scammed when purchasing event or concert tickets online. As millions prepare for a new year of sports, concerts and festivals, PayPal Australia is urging consumers to stay vigilant and use payment methods that offer enhanced security and Buyer Protection. The findings show that one in five Australians (20%) have missed out on events due to fake or undelivered tickets, and nearly one in ten (8%) have been scammed more than once.…
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