Monday 22 June 2009

Bankstown. Demand for hanger space

Recent demand for hangar space has prompted Sydney Metro Airport Bankstown to investigate the construction of new hangars, in a range of sizes and designs, to suit aircraft from small singles to large corporate jets. Sites are being identified and designs commissioned.

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Region. Students do well in IT competition

UWS IT students achieved second place at the Australian final of Microsoft's Imagine Cup with their original web-based technology aimed at reducing bushfire hazards. Brent Wardlaw, Andras Mendik and Royston Bowmaker formed Team Xtreme for the competition and developed a new application called the Fire Location and Managing Environment (FLAME).

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Regents Park. Abergeldie wins $10.4m contract

Abergeldie Complex Infrastructure, in Regents Park, has won the $10.4 million civil works contract to build the concrete barriers, fences, pedestrian bridges and other capital works, for the three-day, V8 Supercar 500 event, around Sydney Olympic Park, in December. The work is expected to create 100 jobs.

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Wetherill Park. Printing company in liquidation

Rainbow Printing Pty Ltd, in Wetherill Park, is for sale as a going concern, through liquidator, Chris Wykes, Lawler Partners. The company had a turnover of approximately $2.2 million for the 2008 financial year. The family-owned company has been in the printing industry for 30 years.

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