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Launching a new product or entering a fresh market requires more than just a great idea. Especially in a competitive landscape such as Western Sydney, standing out means refining your go-to-market (GTM) strategy and leveraging the latest technology to work smarter, not just harder.

Go-to-market technology is now an accessible toolkit for local companies ready to accele...


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After years of complaints about parking and accessibility, Penrith’s Service NSW centre will relocate.

Announced yesterday, Penrith will benefit from a $27.4 million investment by the State Government into Service NSW Centres with a new location approved for Penrith.

An enhanced Penrith Service NSW Centre at 61-79 Henry Street, within the Henry Lawson Centre, wi...


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Phones are ubiquitous. Whether it’s communicating with friends and family or finding the latest music, we all rely on our phones. According to Australian government figures, around 90% of adults use a phone to go online every day.

For those working in political messaging, this is fundamental. A messaging campaign that doesn’t reach the voters’ phones may never reach th...


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For years, people have been saying that online shopping would spell the end of the local shopfront. It hasn’t happened. If anything, many brick-and-mortar businesses are finding their footing again as customers rediscover the value of shopping locally.

That doesn’t mean business is the same as it was a decade ago. A sign in the window and a stack of flyers won’t cut it...


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Penrith City Council’s two-decade vision for the Nepean River Corridor will be placed on public exhibition to receive community feedback.

The Draft Our River Plan 2026-2046 outlines Council’s vision to activate and enhance the river precinct over the next 20 years following on from Council’s Our River Master Plan 2013, heralded by then Councillor Mark Davies.

“O...


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