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WSABE 2015 WINNERS ANNOUNCED Featured

Scientific research wins business of the year

By Keiasha Naidoo

THE Children’s Medical Research Institute is the oldest paediatric medical institute in Australia and has been operating since 1858, established with funds from a public telethon.

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Seated: Parramatta Lord Mayor Scott lloyd, Telstra's Jennifer Vella and WSABE patron Allan Cadman sample the garlic chilli crickets compliments of the Edible Bug Shop.   smaple the jennof garlic chilli crickets Featured
17 May 2015

2015 WSABE

Serve of bugs spice up awards launch

THE 25th Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence was launched on Friday night at Dooley’s Club Lidcombe, with a promise that this year’s awards will be bigger than before.

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Parramatta Chamber of Commerce President, Roger Byrne. Featured
29 March 2015

2015 WSABE PROGRAM

New vision for regional business awards

By Mike Walls

THE Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence (WSABE) is designed to assist businesses increase their brand awareness, value and exposure.

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23 February 2015

HILLS BUILDING AWARDS

Excellence recognised in gala awards night

THE Sydney Hills features some of the most sought after homes in the state and recognising the best builders and designers has been a regular occurrence over the last 20 years.

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PARRAMATTA Chamber of Commerce (PCC) has announced that Premier Barry O’Farrell will officially launch the 24th annual Western Sydney Awards for Business Excellence (WSABE).

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