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WINTER – ISSUE 27
• Liverpool - Smart City
• Your Liverpool - Shop Local
• Craig Rispin - Mentoring
• Coffee Chat
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YouLIVERPOOL
Winter 2016 Contents
Features
Your
MAIN FEATURE 14-15 Shop Local LIVERPOOL
SHOP
LOCAL
19 2016 Ingham Institute
Ball
22-23 Craig Rispin -
Mentoring Liverpool
Businesses
12-13 Liverpool - Smart City
Liverpool Council “What’s On”
16-17 Liverpool Council -
Winter events
Stuff
4 Editorial
6 Liverpool Council elections - Meet your candidates
Cover: Club Liverpool 8 The - Now - Future?
10 Letters to the Editor
12-13 Liverpool - Smart City
14-15 Shop Local
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Welcome to Winter 2016.
Politics is in the air this winter
with Liverpool facing not just
the Federal election in July, but
also our Council elections on
September 10.
Have you noticed the shortage of Federal politicians
who might come throwing money at Liverpool during
their campaigns like you see them doing for other
areas. the local issues that Liverpool Council is actually
responsible for. I have for this purpose included in
One month into the Federal campaign and not one this issue an article to encourage Liverpudlians to get
Politician has walked the streets of Liverpool. to know their candidates.
The truth of the matter is that Politicians only visit At Council elections you are voting for the individual
areas where they think they have a chance of winning that you know and trust to have at his or her heart,
or a chance of losing. They visit those areas and offer what is best for Liverpool.
more money to swinging voters to change or confirm
their vote to either save or win the seat to enable them Also in this issue you will find an article on shop local.
to form government. This is something I hold close to my heart, because I
I personally would love Politicians to visit Liverpool know that by simply shopping local we are helping to
and offer us money for Liverpool to secure votes but keep money in the Liverpool economy, which in turn
unfortunately, Liverpool is not a swinging seat and is good for everyone.
therefore we miss out. I like to think that every time I shop in Liverpool I am
I can say this because my motivation is not fuelled not paying for goods or services, I am making an
by loyalties to any political party, but more a love investment into the well-being of every resident in the
for Liverpool. Sometime the polarisation of political LGA. I know that all the money I spend in Liverpool
parties just gets in the way of good governance. at a local shop will in some way or another be spent
again by that local shop purchasing their needs or by
This brings me to the council elections on September providing jobs for Liverpool locals.
10, where I believe some people caught up in all
the theatrics of the Federal election, may vote at the So ... love Liverpool and please shop local.
Council election on those Federal issues instead of Karress
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Feature MEET YOUR CANDIDATES WHO ARE STANDING FOR COUNCIL Understanding Liverpool Council is Local Government as opposed to Federal and State levels of government is important to know when people vote on September 10 at the Council elections. Liverpool Council, apart from lobbying State and Federal Governments for infrastructure funding and investment in our area (which we love them to do) has no control over all the issues you will have heard so much about during the Federal election. So, what are the issues Liverpool Council is responsible for? Well they are the things that affect you in your immediate local area, such as garbage removal, MEET YOUR COUNCIL CANDIDATES. some local roads maintenance, buildings, parks and Local Council Elections in Liverpool will be held on libraries, child care, youth services, social planning Saturday 10th September 2016. and the local environment in general. In 2008 and again in 2012, local resident Ian Bailey Liverpool Council builds and maintains halls and other held meetings at Clubs in the area, for the people public buildings, like the Council Chambers and the of Liverpool to hear what Council Candidates Casula Powerhouse, Liverpool Museum, Libraries and have to say about their plans and visions for some Child Care facilities. the City, should they be elected. The meetings They arrange Garbage to be collected; Operate tips for this coming election will be held on Monday and incinerators; Clean streets, footpaths, Georges 22nd August and Tuesday 30th August 2016. River foreshores, parks and other public places The location/s will be advised soon. [Watch our Liverpool Council controls and regulates how most website/read local papers]. land is used in the area. It decides: Where new roads From 15 to 20 Candidates will speak for five and houses should go; What should be protected as minutes and then the audience will have the bush land or historic areas; How many buildings can opportunity to ask questions. Importantly, you will go in a certain area; Building approval; and Weed later be able to monitor the success or otherwise control. of Councillors once they take office. They look after Liverpool citizens by providing funding In Liverpool, there are 11 Councillors, including the for; Community services such as Baby Cealth centres; Mayor and all Candidates from whichever party or Meals-on-Wheels and Drop-in centres and activities group will have a chance to book a place. The for our citizens. meetings will be run on business lines rather than Liverpool Council makes sure our LGA stays healthy any political agenda. by: Destroying vermin; Making sure that public A hotel or club will be the likely venue so that buildings, restaurants and shops are clean; Providing people attending can have a meal before the public toilets; Registering dogs and collecting strays; meetings, which will most likely start at 6.30 pm Immunising people against disease; Coordinating and run until 9.30 pm. road safety and parking patrol officers; Looking after For more information ring Ian Bailey on 9821 4284 transport infrastructure and Providing and maintaining or email at ibails@bigpond.net.au. car parks. Ian G Bailey (Bails) The Liverpool LGA is divided into the North and South P 02 9821 4284 M 0412 251 337 Wards and you will have the opportunity to vote for a number of candidates who elect to stand for Councillor and or Mayor in your Ward. 6
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THEN - NOW - FUTURE?
Liverpool Railway Station 1970
Liverpool Shopping Centre opened and the Chipping
Norton Lakes Authority was established, all of which
helped to change Liverpool.
It was a time of transformation, a time of re-invention.
Today we are witnessing a similar transformation.
Liverpool’s population in 2011 was 180,143 and by
Liverpool Railway Station 2000 2036, it is predicted to be over 300,000.
Businesses have had to adjust to new global financial
The 1970’s stand out as a significant realities and ever increasing advances in technology
time in Liverpool’s history. It was a time that are changing the way business is done.
when the population was close to tripling These changes see Liverpool once again being
from just 33,000 in the 1960’s, to 90,000 transformed and re-invented.
by 1986. It was a time of re-invention and Hon. Mike Baird, Premier of NSW recently described
Liverpool, “... as the capital of South West Sydney ...
transformation of Liverpool. the centre of one of the nation’s leading economies.
In the 1970’s there was little to no infrastructure Fuelled by unprecedented development, the region
to support the growing population in the new and the city can play a key role in providing the
developments that were planned as satellite necessary jobs, homes, services and recreational
townships. There were little to no footpaths, shops or activities for a growing population.”
community facilities and not enough jobs to support This time Liverpool’s transformation is being driven by
this unprecedented growth in the Liverpool population. infrastructure spending with $562m, 28% of the NSW
Factories in the area that had been built to support 2015-16 capital expenditure budget, going directly to
markets supplying World Wars had to re-adjust and projects in the Great South West.
find new relevance in the emerging domestic market. Federal Government is injecting $3.6b into roads to
Cable Makers Australia first established in Liverpool in support the Western Sydney Airport.
1941 to assist Australia’s World War II efforts is one A further $21.5b will fuel major projects and residential
such example. The same factory complex today is developments.
home to Prysmian Australia Pty Ltd who is the world’s Jobs for the region are anticipated to grow from
largest producer of safe and reliable cables for the 246,000 in 2015 to 416,000 jobs by 2036.
power and telecommunication industry, still operating
here in Liverpool. It may be hard for most of us to imagine the Liverpool
of tomorrow. Perhaps the photo of Liverpool Station
Liverpool’s transformation in the 1970’s saw the taken in the 1970’s above helps to imagine the
opening of the Liverpool Catholic Club. Liverpool held changes that will create the Liverpool of tomorrow.
their first Liverpool Festival of Progress, Westfields
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Good Morning editorial staff, Thank you
On a recent holiday to the Liverpool area to meet On behalf of the Moorebank Liverpool District
again relations/friends as I resided in Liverpool/ Hockey Club, I would like to confirm the promotion
Campbelltown for many years I read the current issue of the Hockey Fest in the Summer issue of Your
of Your Liverpool, Autumn Issue 26 Liverpool.
It was interesting to read the article “Ghosts of The magazine was distributed to the visitors who
Liverpool Past” (page 14) and in particular the were travelling into Liverpool from outside our area
reference to Clinches Pond. The tales of the horse to participate in these events, which include the
and cart that disappeared in the pond and that the following:
pond is bottomless are well known by the older locals. February 26 – 28 Basil Sellers Country v City
In 1972 when I was very active as a SCUBA diver, a Regional Challenge This event will include
friend and I checked the depth of the pond and of approximately 750 participants from all over NSW,
course searched for the remains of the horse & cart. as well as their families and supporters, and
The deepest location we could find was some 17 feet officials to conduct this event
(5.1 m) and we could not find evidence of the cart. June 11 - 13 Open Men’s State Championships.
The incident was reported in the Liverpool Leader (30 teams) This event includes teams from
Wednesday February 23, 1972 and I have attached Hockey Associations across NSW, as well as their
a copy of the article. supporters & officials
The Fitzpatrick family commented on the incident July 15 – 17 Men’s Over 40s State Championships
concerning the Horse & Cart. (40 teams) this event includes teams from
The mystery continues !!! Hockey Associations across NSW, as well as their
supporters & officials
Regards July 29 – 31 Women’s Masters Half-State (South)
John Moorehead Championships (50-60 teams) this event includes
Leeming WA teams from Hockey Associations across NSW, as
well as their supporters & officials
Throughout the year, our Club will be conducting
numerous Carnivals for Junior Teams from
To Your Liverpool, Associations throughout NSW, and these events
form part of the 2016 Hockey Fest.
Benedict Industries is delighted that Your Liverpool
Publication has published a great article about the Additionally, the link to the online version of the
George’s Cove Marina in one of it issues in 2010. We magazine has also been sent to all participating
were very impressed with the quality and a job well teams & Associations.
done in promoting the Liverpool businesses. Our Club is extremely excited to have been
We hope this magazine continues to provide great included in this Publication, as it has given us the
information to the Liverpool community and wish opportunity to not only keep the local community
them all the best for the future. informed about the sport of hockey, but also to
showcase and promote what Liverpool district has
Ernest Dupere to offer those from outside our area.
Director
Yours in Sport
John Walzak
Send Your Letters to:
Your Liverpool Lifestyle Magazine
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NSW 2170
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F e a t u r e Liverpool - Smart City University of Wollongong 2019
LIVERPOOL - SMART CITY
Liverpool transforms into the Smart City of the Great South
West with three schools, two universities and TAFE all
within a stone’s throw of each other in heart of the CBD
UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG
South West Sydney Campus - Liverpool
The University of Wollongong is committed Medicine and Health.
to establishing a vibrant city campus right The strategic focus of the new Liverpool Campus
in the heart of the Liverpool CBD. will be the establishment of a nursing school, the
Opening in 2017, the University will first operate Western Sydney Nursing Education and Research
from an interim facility located in the Liverpool City Centre.
Council building at 33 Moore Street with around The nursing school advantaged by the proximity
200 students. The Campus is then planned to of the largest stand-alone hospital in Australia,
be permanently located at Liverpool’s new Civic provides an opportunity to contribute substantially
Place from 2019 and offer a broad range of quality to the growing Health and Education precinct within
academic courses from across all five University of Liverpool.
Wollongong faculties to around 7,000 students by The focus on nursing is also consistent with school
2030. leavers’ preferences for students in South Western
The programs offered in 2017 will span disciplines Sydney, with nursing ranking in the top three. There
from the University’s Facility of Law, Humanities and is also anticipated increasing demand for nurses
the Arts, Facility of Business, Facility of Engineering due to population growth, an aging population, and
and Information Sciences and Facility of Science, increasing incidences of chronic diseases.
12F e a t u r e Liverpool- Smart City
WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY
The Western Sydney University has unveiled the second-year of a Western Sydney University
plans for its new Higher Education Centre at
degree.
Liverpool – a move that will significantly expand
higher education opportunities for residents, The new 3,000sqm Higher Education Centre will be
help transform the city’s knowledge economy a high-quality, modern, technology-rich and highly-
and drive business development in the region. flexible space, and will also include the University’s
Following last year’s announcement that it would Launch Pad smart business centre, which brings
establish a site within the Liverpool CBD, the together government, corporate and University
University has revealed further details about the expertise and provides mentorship to start-ups and
wide range of programs to be taught at the Higher early stage businesses.
Education Centre, which will open in 2017 in a Vice Chancellor, Professor Barney Glover says
purpose-built facility based in Macquarie Street. embedding the University’s Launch Pad Centre
within the site is an exciting initiative that adds
another important dimension – helping to drive
business development and foster an entrepreneurial
culture across the city.
It will also provide students with a contemporary
and innovative learning environment, where they
can hone their skills in problem solving and creative
thinking, which are core to the knowledge economy
and the Federal Government’s innovation agenda.
Launch Pad brings with it a partner network of
supporting organisations including NAB, KPMG,
NSW Department of Industry, CSIRO and L&T
Bryden Building - Liverpool: Future home to Western Sydney InfoTech.
University’s new Higher Education Centre. “Launch Pad is about helping local businesses
As well as providing a suite of undergraduate and transform their ideas into products for the market,”
postgraduate courses in the areas of business, Professor Glover says.
information technology and health, the University “By providing targeted support to local start-
will also offer its highly successful pathways College ups, linking them with university researchers and
– one of the leading pathways programs in Australia. corporate partners, we will be helping to drive
The College will provide a range of diploma programs economic development across the region and
to students at Liverpool, which importantly, after assist local businesses with making the leap from
successful completion, gives them direct entry to great idea to commercial reality.”
SOUTH WEST SYDNEY INSTITUTE TAFE
The relentless implementation of technology active participant in its creation.
means that many job categories will be TAFE SWSI is customer focussed and has new
susceptible to automation or computerisation approaches and solutions to build a creative
over the next 10 - 15 years. Just as the workforce and innovative future workforce to enhance the
of the future is changing so is SWSI. prosperity of South Western Sydney. There are a
The challenge presented by the future is vast. Both number of new Student incentives and opportunities
the scale and rate of change are unprecedented. under Smart and Skilled for 2016. Fee - Free
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LIVER
SHOP
AUSTRALIANS recognise that small businesses
are a vital cog in the nation’s economic wheel but LOCAL
they often forget to support them.
About 94 per cent of Australian consumers
acknowledge that small businesses play an important
part in the community but many admit to not helping
them thrive by failing to spend any money at their The Industry Skills Fund Helping Small Business
stores. The Industry Skills Fund provides training places and
support services for Australian businesses.
More than two thirds of small business owners
Y
also admitted to feeling forgotten by their local The Industry Skills Fund assists businesses to invest
in training and support services, and to develop
communities.
innovative training solutions. The fund will help build
When you support locally owned businesses, you’re
not only supporting the local economy and the
a highly skilled workforce that can take advantage
of new business growth opportunities and adapt to LI
employment of local people, you are also directly rapid technological change.
supporting your local sporting groups and your local Types of businesses the fund will assist
community in general. There are many studies that The fund focuses on small and medium enterprises,
indicate that shopping locally has major economic including micro businesses but does not exclude
benefits for your local community as evidenced by the large businesses.
chart. So when you spend $100 at a local business, Financial co-contribution
on average 58% more of your money stays in your The required contribution amount (percentage of the
community compared to what would have happened total project cost) is dependent on the size of the
if you spent that $100 at a multinational company business, determined by full time equivalent (FTE)
based store or outside the Liverpool area. staff levels:
Overall, it is important to shop locally to encourage • Micro business (0 – 4 FTE) – 25%
the health and sustainability of your local community. • Small business (5 – 19 FTE) – 34%
You will also be encouraging community engagement • Medium business (20 – 199 FTE) – 50%
whilst creating long term relationships and promoting
• Large business (200+ FTE) – 75%
loyalty within your community. By shopping locally
and allowing local businesses to thrive, you will also Accessing assistance
be indirectly helping with local tourism, as visitors are For more information or assistance in applying call
more likely to visit our local area if there are distinct Skills Advisor Industry Skills Fund
and individual shops to visit. Or Business.gov.au 13 28 46
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7 Reasons to LIVERPOOL
SHOP
Shop Local
LOCAL
1. Put your money where your heart is
Support your friends, neighbours, and yourself.
Invest in our community; help to create a stronger Liverpool
by keeping your money here.
2. What goes around comes around
2 or 3 times as much money spent stays in the local economy
when you buy goods or services from
locally owned businesses.
3. Community Sustainability
Local stores help sustain vibrant, compact and walkable
downtown centres which help to reduce sprawl, vehicle use and pollution.
4. Keep Liverpool Unique
Your
One of a kind businesses are an integral part of the
distinctive character of Liverpool.
IVERPOOL
SHOP 5. Create Collective Prosperity
LOCAL Locally owned businesses invest more in local labour,
and pay more local taxes; spend more time on
community based decisions; and create local events.
In doing so, they create more opportunities for us all.
6. Local owners care about Liverpool
Local business owners live in and love Liverpool.
They are less likely to leave and are more invested in the
future of Liverpool.
7. What goes around comes around Your
Local business owners make more local purchases
themselves and provide local employment
LIVERPOOL
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F e a t u r e Liverpool - Top School - Smart City
Dorothy: Gemma Navarrete, Scarecrow: Jacob Pallone, Tinman: Jacob Smith, Lion: Daniel Pearson,
Wicked Witch of the West: Alana Cenatiempo, Glinda,The Good Witch: Jessica Napoletano.
CROWDS NOT SCARED AWAY
Not even the Wicked Witch of the West to compassion, wisdom and courage” commented
could scare away the crowds at the Mr Fitzgerald, Director of the production, “Where
recent season of the Wizard of Oz, one was weak the others were strong” he added
staged at Thomas Hassall Anglican “and this was true in real life as well as The Wizard
College in Middleton Grange. of Oz storyline”. Mr Fitzgerald said that he was so
The Wizard of Oz was the College’s sixth musical pleased to witness how the students encouraged
production and by all accounts it has been an and supported one another “they rallied when nerves
outstanding success. “There was something for took hold and helped each other to focus and remain
everyone” said Mr Whelan, Principal of the College, calm”. He added that the students have stretched
“Fairy tale characters, familiar songs, colour, energy themselves way beyond what they thought they could
and humour”. do and it was marvellous to see them build self-belief
and confidence which will carry them beyond the
The College has just completed two weeks of show and into their own lives.
performances which were attended by over 2,000
guests and the final night of the show was a sell The show was staged ‘in-the-round’ which allowed
out! Students from Years 3-11 participated as both the audience to view the story as it unfolded through
cast and crew, supported by a team of over 100 the eyes of each of the characters. Mr Fitzgerald
parents and staff filling roles including orchestra, said he had challenged the cast to work in a different
choreography, set design and construction, technical environment, cope with the technicalities of the flying
operation, costume design and manufacture, makeup sequences, scene changes and a very large stage
and hair styling, front of house seating, merchandise with minimal sets, so that the young performers have
and snack bar sales. been able to gain a fresh understanding of their roles
and how important the whole team has been to the
Gemma Navarrete, who is in Year 10 at the College successful production.
played the lead role of Dorothy and her dog Billie
also starred at Toto. “The four lead roles are all good “We are just thrilled with the show” added Mr Whelan
friends which really helped with their on-stage rapport “I am very proud of our whole College Community
and gave us a special ability to present this journey and especially our wonderful students”.
18Photo: Maxwell Photography
2016 INGHAM INSTITUTE BALL
Support from generous corporates and the importance of his research which evaluates the
philanthropists accelerates community- effectiveness of treatments offered to surgical patients
- the key focus of his new book ‘Surgery, the Ultimate
driven medical research. Placebo.’ Professor Ken Hillman, author of ‘Vital
18 May, 2016: Some of Australia’s biggest Signs’ and the brainchild of the Medical Emergency
philanthropists including the Ingham family, the Lady Team (MET) protocol, articulated his 25 year journey
(Mary) Fairfax AC, OBE Foundation and Perich Group developing and implementing the MET call system.
played a vital role in improving the health of Australian Now used across hospitals globally, MET has helped
communities by supporting the 2016 Ingham Institute to reduce hospital mortality and cardiac arrests by one
Ball held on Saturday 14 May at Doltone House Darling third. This amounts to hundreds of thousands of lives
Island Wharf. saved every year in Australia and around the world.
Led by Australian TV icon Kerri-Anne Kennerley as Ingham Institute Chairman Terry Goldacre declared
Master of Ceremonies, this year’s Ingham Institute the Ball an extraordinary success and thanked all
Ball was attended by over 300 dedicated sponsors Platinum, Gold and Silver sponsors for their generosity.
and supporters and raised $180,000. 100% of the
“Philanthropy has always been at the very heart of
funds raised will support all of the Institute’s medical
the Ingham Institute, with one of Australia’s leading
research programs.
philanthropists Bob Ingham AO having the drive
Professor Michael Barton OAM, Ingham Institute and the vision to build it into a world-class medical
Research Director, thanked all of the event sponsors research facility that is developing real breakthroughs
and attendees for their tremendous support. and cures,” said Mr Goldacre.
“Over the past 12 months our researchers have made “Generous corporate philanthropists like Perich
significant achievements on both national and global Group, Lady Mary Fairfax AC, OBE, D. Vitocco
stages which are, right now, creating a pathway to Constructions and Wests Campbelltown should be
prevent and eradicate serious diseases impacting applauded for their commitment to improve the health
Australians,” said Professor Barton. of all Australians and eradicate serious diseases,” he
“The funds raised from the 2016 Ingham Institute Ball continued.
will make a huge difference, helping our researchers to John Ingham, Ingham Institute Founding Benefactor
transfer their findings into new treatments and methods Bob Ingham AO’s son and Ingham Institute Director
of care for diseases including cancer, diabetes, mental said that Bob was proud to see the Institute standing tall
health, injury and trauma,” he continued. and conducting community-driven medical research
Presentations on the night included two of the to improve the health and lives of all Australians.
Institute’s globally recognised researchers who have “Dad is so proud to see his vision of the Ingham
also had books published about their impressive Institute come to life,” said Mr Ingham. “Donations
work and achievements, Professor Ian Harris AM and support generated from the 2016 Ingham Institute
and Professor Ken Hillman AO. Professor Harris, Ball represents a significant investment in the future of
leader of the Injury stream of research, highlighted Australia’s health.”
19AUDIT
THE WORD TAX AUDIT strikes fear in the are skilled in tax accounting. An audit is too hard to
heart of every small business owner but tackle on your own, ensure you have a good support
local bookkeeper Trevor Lindsay, from First network to guide you.”
Class Accounts Liverpool, said business “The ATO is increasing the number of audits they
operators were making it worse by ignoring conduct every year,” Trevor said. “Unlike in the
the issue and not taking the steps to manage past, the businesses they’re auditing are chosen at
random. There’s no longer a focus on size, structure
their finances better. or industry. You can never be sure who will be targeted
“The biggest mistake I see small business owners next.”
making is they ignore initial correspondence from
“Unfortunately, there is a misconception amongst
the ATO or are very slow to respond,” he said. “I
small business owners that the tax office only target
understand it makes people nervous to receive notice
big business so they don’t have to worry but that
from the tax department but more often than not it all
is just not the case anymore. Most small business
works out quickly and easily if people take the right
would not have a spare $5000 to throw away on
approach.
being audited but costs are incurred because of the
“The ATO gives plenty of warning of an impending additional accounting, bookkeeping and legal costs
audit and provides businesses with ample opportunity associated with an audit. For many small business
to respond to any irregularities they’ve identified. The this outlay could lead to substantial financial hardship.
sooner you can get your bookkeeper or accountant
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21Liverpool Chamber of Commerce and
Industry has encouraged Craig Rispin
to come to Liverpool and provide
monthly mentoring to businesses and
individuals who want to stay up-to-date
on technology and innovation.
The mentoring sessions are maintained on a one to
one basis by limiting each group to no more than
10 people. This gives the attendees the opportunity
to work with Craig on unique intellectual property,
discover easy-to-use automation tools, reduce
marketing costs, create new income streams and Artist Impression of the Hyperloop - the latest technology in Fast Rail.
launch new products and services.
Chamber President Mr Harry Hunt OAM said “Craig’s
mentoring encourages Liverpool businesses to focus
on the very latest technological advancements that
will transform local businesses to become more
efficient and leaders in their fields.”
At the first Liverpool mentoring session Craig spoke
about “Watershed Moments” which are technological
breakthroughs like the i phone that have changed how
the world operates. Craig foresees that car automation
will be the next technological advancement that will
impact in a similar way.
Craig also touched upon Australia’s need to become
the “Clever Country” and believes that some
The Hyperloop - comparison chart of travel times.
of the recently announced Federal government
infrastructure plans for Fast Rail is old technology that at over 530km an hour.
will be outdated by the time it is delivered.
Hyperloop believe they will have the first public track
He went on to explain that Elon Musk from TESLA system built in California by 2021.
Motors and SpaceX is working on a train system
where passengers could be shipped between cities By the end of the year, they want to have built a
at speeds up to 750mph. Hyperloop system of 3km in length in which a
levitating pod could be accelerated to 1125km/h
Called Hyperloop, the train could provide links from before being slowed down.
Sydney to Canberra in just 18 minutes.
Hyperloop technologies will use a passive magnetic
A French national rail company is just one of levitation system developed by Lawrence Livermore
Hyperloops growing list of financial backers injecting National Labs in a tunnel that will lift the pod before a
millions of dollars into the technology. “thrust force” is applied, which will then accelerate it
Hyperloop has already built the first 1km long test to speeds of up to 1230km/h. When the same force
track at the Apex Industrial Park in North Las Vegas. is applied for breaking the pod, the system’s battery
where testing is sending linear motors down the line is recharged through regenerative braking.
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23Have you Checked your Macular?
Macular Degeneration Awareness “I would urge everyone to have their eyes tested and
although it mainly affects those over the age of 50
Imagine being invited to watch your child or years, younger people are also at risk.”
grandchild’s school performance and while Although there is no cure for MD there are treatment
everyone in the auditorium is enjoying the options that can slow down its progression depending
activity, you’re not able to clearly see what on the stage and type of disease, including:
is happening. • Having regular eye tests and making sure macular
is checked
Imagine having a large black smudge in the middle
of your vision. • Not smoking
Sadly, that is how life looks for people experiencing • Keeping a healthy lifestyle with controlled diet and
Macular Degeneration. regular exercise
Macular Degeneration (MD) is a chronic disease • Taking zinc and antioxidant supplement, in
which affects central vision and is the leading cause consultation with a doctor
of blindness and severe vision loss in Australia. • Adequate eye protection from sun exposure.
Dr William Trinh, recipient of the prestigious
Professor Lederer Award for Optometry, stressed the
importance of regular eye examinations.
“Sometimes early stages of an eye disease do not
have symptoms so it is important to have an eye
examination every one to two years. The earlier the
disease is detected, the more vision a person is likely
to retain.”
It is a frightening fact that almost 1.2 million Australians
over the age of 50 are living with some evidence of
MD and in the electorate of Fowler, the estimated
prevalence of Macular Degeneration will grow by 62%
by the Year 2030.
242016
LIVERPOOL & GREEN VALLEY
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Great to see the NSW Government’s $8 Million Boost For Community Preschools
initiative for a 10-cent refund for eligible
drink containers will be available next State Member for Holsworthy, Melanie Gibbons has
year to help reduce litter across NSW. announced that families across NSW will benefit from an $8
million funding injection for preschool capital works, that will
provide 500 additional places in areas of high need.
The refund is part of the NSW Government’s new “This is a fantastic opportunity for preschool providers in
Container Deposit Scheme (CDS), which will return10 the Liverpool region to expand their current services to offer
cents to anyone who returns an empty CDS-labelled more places – which will result in more opportunities for
drink container to a collection depot or reverse NSW children to receive a quality preschool education,”
vending machine. said Ms Gibbons.
The CDS will be in place by July 2017 and a network The funding will support community preschools to:
of depots and reverse vending machines will open
across NSW to receive the empty containers. • extend existing preschool buildings;
This scheme will make a major contribution to • build new preschool facilities;
achieving one of the Premier’s 12 priorities – to • buy new motor vehicles for existing mobile preschool
reduce the volume of litter by 40 per cent by 2020. services; or
NSW Premier Mike Baird said the financial incentive • deliver alternative, innovative solutions that create
will encourage people to recycle their drink containers more preschool places.
and help significantly reduce the estimated 160
million drink containers littered every year. TAFE SWSI is offering FREE Courses
The scheme includes: TAFE SWSi has a range of Fee-Free courses and programs
• A 10-cent refund for anybody who returns an on offer designed to prepare you or train your staff for the
eligible container. workplace. Eligible students can now enrol fee-free into a
• Collection depots will range from large-scale trade and career readiness program, or part-qualification
depots through to standalone reverse vending program. You can then use this opportunity to transition to a
machines and pop-up sites. full qualification with a fee-free scholarship in 2016 .
• Funding of the 10-cent refund as well as the Fee-Free Courses range from Trade Readiness and Pre-
associated handling and administration fees Apprenticeship programs to skill specific short courses,
will be provided by beverage suppliers. various fields including: Building and Construction,
The scheme will also help volunteers gain extra funds Hospitality, Horticulture, Information Communications
through recycling bottles. Technology and Telecommunications.
To be eligible for a place in a government subsidised
course you must be:
• an Australian citizen, permanent resident or
Did you know? Liverpool Hospital has humanitarian visa holder, or New Zealand citizen
concessional parking in their parking station.
• aged 15 years or older
Concessional parking is available for pensioners. The
first three hours are free, daily pass $5.20, three day pass • have completed year 10 (or its equivalent) and
$10.50 and a seven day pass is $20.90 be eligible to leave school under NSW Education
Amendment (school leaving age) Regulation 2009
Who is eligible? Holders of a Roads and Maritime Services-
issued disabled parking permit, holders of a blue pension • living or working in NSW
card, gold veterans affairs card, maroon and yellow To find out more go to
healthcare card, ongoing cancer patients, patients and https://swsi.tafensw.edu.au/Students/Future-Students/Our-
carers attending more than twice a week. courses/Step-into-TAFE-SWSi
26the guide
Mayor’s
Message
There are so many great things happening
in our local government area at the moment
that I can honestly say there has never been
a more exciting time to live in Liverpool. Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun with NSW Premier Mike
Baird, who was in Liverpool to announce the opening
Last month I had the privilege to welcome NSW of the University of Wollongong’s South Western
Premier Mike Baird to Liverpool to announce the Sydney Campus.
establishment of the University of Wollongong’s
South Western Sydney Campus. In the last few years we have witnessed a huge boom
in construction in our city and a corresponding drop in
Opening in 2017, the new campus will initially occupy unemployment. Over the next 10 years, $21 billion of
two floors in Council’s Moore Street building before major building projects will be completed in the Great
moving into larger premises in Liverpool’s new Civic South West, including the construction of Badgerys
Place development in 2019. Creek airport. There are development proposals in
The campus will offer programs reflecting Liverpool Liverpool under consideration by Council worth more
residents’ preferences for the University’s Faculty of than $658 million.
Law, Humanities and the Arts, Faculty of Business, Historically, Liverpool’s unemployment rate has been
Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences above the NSW and national average. But in the
and Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health. The last few years Liverpool’s unemployment rate has
University plans to grow the campus from modest dropped significantly and is now just 5%, down from
beginnings to more than 7,000 students by 2030. 7.5% in June 2014.
This development is a huge boost for our city, its There has never been a better time to work, study or
people, and a wise investment for the University. invest in Liverpool. Not only is it the capital of Sydney’s
Liverpool is one of the fastest growing regions in Great South West, it is the city of the future.
Sydney, as well as one of the youngest. It is home
to a vibrant, diverse and young community where 45 Ned Mannoun
per cent of the population is less than 30 years old. Mayor of Liverpool City Council
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Liverpool
Restaurant Guide
AKASH PACIFIC CUISINE 102 Moore St, Liverpool 9601 7297 LA BOCCA New Brighton Golf Club, Nuwarra Rd, Moorebank 9824 3434
ALANA’S 467 Hume Highway Liverpool 9602 7455 LA PIZZA GRAZIA 259 Westfield Centre 9822 4824
ALI BABA 29 Williamson Rd Ingleburn 9829 8600
ALBARAKEH CHARCOAL CHICKEN 77 Scott St. Liverpool 9602 6204 LA RUMBLA
7/600 Cnr.Hoxton Park Rd & Dorrigo Ave. Hoxton Park. 9825 8900
ATRIUM Advertisment page 23
Mercure Hotel Cnr Joadja & Hoxton Park Roads Liverpool. 8777 0600
Advertisment page 9 LA VERA PIZZERIA 2/32 Canberra St. St Johns Park 9823 4338
LITTLE INDIAN TANDOORI RESTAURANT 8/38 Oxford Rd. Ingleburn 9829 4611
LIVINIT ESPRESSO 107 Moore St, Liverpool 0450 671 235
AQUACOTTA ITALIAN RESTAURANT 1/71 Hoxton Park Rd. Liverpool 9601 0101 LUCKY THAI $ LAO RESTAURANT 3/134 Edensor Rd. St. Johns Park 8786 1997
AUSTLAND CHINESE RESTAURANT Edmondson Ave. Austral 9606 9551 MADERA KAFE RESTORAN 34/1 Sappho Road, Warwick Farm 9734 0003
AUTHENTIC THAI DELIGHT 40 Railway St. Liverpool 9600 8690 MARHABBA INDIAN RESTAURANT 243-247 George St. Liverpool 9824 3699
BAKHTAR 48 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 8798 2795 MACQUARIE HOTEL 269 Macquarie Street Liverpool 9602 4766
BBQ WORLD 154 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9602 7299
MILANO RESTAURANT at Ibis styles Lansvale
BELLA FONTE RESTAURANT at Hunts Country Comfort Inn 161 Hume highway, Lansvale 9727 5255
Crn.York St. & Hume Hgwy. Casula. 9601 5088 Advertisment page 31
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MAZZITTO PIZZERIA RESTAURANT 2/94 Cnr Child & Epsom Rd., Chipping Norton 9724 7763
BELLISIMO WOODFIRE PIZZA & PASTA 485 Cabramatta Rd. Mt Pritchard 9753 4030 MR KO CHINESE RESTAURANT 13-15 Maryvale Ave. Liverpool 9600 6797
BLACK ROSE CAFE 170 George St. Liverpool 9821 4600 MINA PIZZA 42 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 9602 2208
BLUE MOON INDIAN RESTAURANT 268 George St. Liverpool 9600 8409 MR KO CHINESE RESTAURANT 15 Maryvale Ave, Liverpool 9600 6797
BOLLYWOOD CHINESE RESTAURANT 228 Northumberland St. Liverpool 9824 3086 MUMMA’S Shop 9, 220 Northumberland St, Liverpool 9602 7160
CAM’S KEBABS & PITA HOUSE 72 Hoxton Park Rd, Liverpool 9822 2778 MY PLACE THAI RESTAURANT 6/60 Oxford St. Ingleburn 9618 7254
CARPE DIEM 182-184 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9822 7294
CASELLA’S 2 Memorial Ave. Ingleburn 9829 1894
CHAN’S CANTON VILLAGE Cnr of Camden Valley Way & Cedar Rd Casula 9602 0910 THE WARWICK at Holiday Inn
CHAN’S INN 49 Oxford Rd. Ingleburn 9605 9900 355 Hume Highway Warwick Farm 9726 1222
CHANS 1000 509 Hume Hwy Casula 9601 7233
CHELSEA THAI CUISINE 3/9 Oxford Rd Ingleburn 9605 1265
NOX CAFE BAR 2/279 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9734 9298
CHRISTOPHER’S CAFE 11 Casula Mall 9821 1525
OPORTO 20 Orange Grove Rd, Liverpool 9602 1766
COLLINGWOOD HOTEL 321 Hume Highway Liverpool NSW 2170 9602 8005
OSCARS ITALIAN RESTAURANT Prairievale Rd. Bossley Park 9822 3863
COPERNICUS CAFE RESTAURANT 1/224 George St. Liverpool 9601 3577
OUTBACK JACKS Bar & Grill Hume Hwy. and Sappho St. Warwick Farm 9601 7788
CRUST 34 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 9822 7294
PAT CHUNGS CHINESE RESTAURANT 105 Camden Valley Way Leppinton 9606 6360
CT’S ON MACQUARIE 60 Macquarie St Liverpool 9820 1744
PAPA LUIGI’S PIZZERIA 80a Boundary Rd. Liverpool 9601 4752
CUCINA 105 105 Moore St. Liverpool 9602 1300
PINTO THAI Westfields Centre Liverpool 9821 2333
DAVO’S on Nuwarra 9/101 Nuwarra Road Moorebank 9601 0449
PIZZA HUT LIVERPOOL 52 Memorial Ave, Liverpool 1300 749 924
DELICIOUS CHINESE BBQ NOODLE HOUSE 197 George St.Liverpool 9822 8366
D’ROOST 129 Terminus St. Liverpool 9824 4444 POLLOS A LA BRASA 333 Macquarie St. Liverpool 8798 5502
RAMAZZOTTIS GOURMET PIZZA 3/136 Edensor Rd. Edensor Park 8786 1072
ELMINIEH 183 Elizabeth Dr, Liverpool 9600 6616
RASHAYS LICENSED CAFE RESTAURANT 339 Hume Highway Liverpool 9601 1355
ENZO’S CUCINA Chipping Norton Market Plaza Chipping Norton 9726 8142
RASHAYS LICENSED CAFE RESTAURANT 371 Macquarie St. Liverpool 1300 013 000
EXPRESSO PIZZERIA 207 Edensor Rd. Edensor Park 9823 8145
RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT 14 Newbridge Rd. Moorebank 9822 2240
FIJI STYLE DESI DHABA 1/28 34 Railway St. Liverpool 8798 5101
ROCCO’S RISTORANTE 688 Hume Highway Casula 9602 6749
FORTE ROOM 107 Moore St, Liverpool 8798 6460
SALSA’S FRESH MIX GRILL 252B/25 George St Liverpool 9822 5670
GEMELLE RISTORANTE ITALIANO 79 Bathurst St. Liverpool 9602 5294
SHATTO LOUNGE 187 Elizabeth Dr, Liverpool 9821 1311
GOLDEN CRYSTAL CHINESE RESTAURANT 6/63 Hill Rd.Lurnea 9607 2868
SINDYAN RESTAURANT AND CAFE 73 Hoxton Park Rd, Liverpool 9822 5370
SUGAR & SPICE THAI REST. 50 Governor Macquarie Dr. Chipping Norton 9601 7250
GOLDEN ROSE CHINESE RESTAURANT SRI ANNAPOORNA 46 Elizabeth St. Liverpool 9602 1775
Shop 5, 42 Stockton Avenue Moorebank 9601 3295 SUSHI BAY Shop 2057, Elizabeth Dr. Liverpool 9600 8033
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GOLDEN KING 2000 CHINESE RESTAURANT 172 Greenvalley Rd Green Valley 9608 9138
GOLDEN LEN RESTAURANT 130 Elizabeth Dr. Liverpool 9601 8552 2170 BAR AND GRILL at Club Liverpool
GOLDEN MOON 68 Victoria Rd. Macquarie Fields 9829 6887 Level 2, 185 George St, Liverpool 9822 4555
GRAND TACO MEXICAN RESTAURANT 325 Hume Hwy Liverpool 9601 5214 Advertisment page 21
HAPPY FAMILY FAST FOODS Liverpool Plaza Macquarir St. Liverpool 9601 7570
HARRY’S CAFE DE WHEELS LIVERPOOL 20 Orange Grove Rd, Liverpool 9601 3607 TANDOORI GARDEN 128 Nuwarra Rd. Moorebank 9734 9634
HAVEN FUNCTION CENTRE & RESTAURANT 187 Elizabeth Dr, Liverpool 9821 1311 TASTE OF LANKA 209 George St. Liverpool 9602 9729
HERMANI MEHMI INDIAN RESTAURANT 268 George St. Liverpool 9600 6797 THAI BANQUET RESTAURANT 40 Elizabeth Dr. Liverpool 9600 9262
HOUSE OF SQUARE PIZZA 609 Hume Hwy. Casula 9821 3792 THAITANIC CASULA Shop 28, Casula Mall Shopping Centre 9824 0088
IL PIATTO RESTAURANT 2/ 2 Wallgrove Rd. Horsley Park 9620 2166 THAI CUISINE Shop 12, Chipping Norton Market Plaza 9723 9555
INDIAN TASTE 32 - 38 Memorial Ave. Liverpool 8712 1623 THAI ELEMENTS RESTAURANT & TAKE-AWAY 138 Elizabeth Dr. Liverpool 9824 3558
INDULGE RESTAURANT 1/215 Edensor Rd. Edensor Park 9753 0577 THAI HUTT 228 Northumberland St. Liverpool 9824 3086
INGLEBURN VILLAGE CHINESE RESTAURANT 35a Oxford Rd. Ingleburn 9605 3306 VINNIES RISTORANTE 568 Hume Highway,Casula 9602 8873
JASMINS 375 Macquarie St. Liverpool 8073 3888 THAI ME 361 Macquarie St. Liverpool 8073 7999
KA WAH CHINESE RESTAURANT 27 Stocton Ave. Moorebank 9602 4596 WOODFIRE & CO 229-325 Macquarie St. Liverpool 9602 2716
KAM YING CHINESE RESTAURANT 52 Walder Rd. Hammondville 9825 3654 WOODLANDS TANDOORI 238 George St. Liverpool 9734 9949
KOOL KITCHENS 35 Moore St. Liverpool 9601 0021 ZINO RESTAURANT West Hioxton Shopping Centre Fifteenth Ave. West Hoxton 9606 9000
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