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Sydney Metro works spell pain for Belmore businesses, leaving customers with ‘nowhere to park

Daily Telegraph, Wednesday 2 October 2024 Amaani Siddeek and Kirsten Jelinek Sydney’s T3 Bankstown line has officially closed as work...

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Speaking for Those That Can’t

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Reflecting Our Community’s Values and Taking Strong action

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Work in Delivering for the Community and Transforming Our City

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Less Talk, More Action

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Leaders will be those who empower others

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The passion for helping others and making a difference

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Hundreds join together for a day of harmony

More than 500 people from dozens of creeds and cultures celebrated Harmony Day at Campsie’s Orion Centre on Wednesday. Many...
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Punchbowl residents celebrate healthier living

Tenants at a housing complex in Punchbowl will be enjoying a healthier and enjoyable lifestyle thanks to a new pergola....
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More than ‘a fair go’

Residents know him as a west ward Labor councillor, but before Karl (Khodr) Saleh was elected to Canterbury City Council,...
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Centre’s clever culture

Larger premises for popular community program The popularity of Canterbury’s Emerging Communities Resource Centre at Lakemba means it will be...
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Deputy mayor delivers for his city community

Labour councillor Khodr Saleh has been installed as Canterbury’s deputy mayor for the second time.Cr Saleh (pictured with Mayor Brian...
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Councillor Khodr Saleh arrived in Canterbury Area in 1985 from Lebanon. He has lived and worked in the Canterbury City since his arrival. He has qualifications in languages, journalism, International media, social and community development.

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