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A growing COVID outbreak forces people who live and work in Central and Eastern Sydney to stay home for a week from midnight; Businesses warn they'll need financial support if the lockdown drags on, the sudden closure's already costing them dearly; And we have a report from our North America correspondent in Miami – where dozens of people are still missing after an apartment tower collapsed. 

A growing COVID outbreak forces people who live and work in Central and Eastern Sydney to stay home for a week from midnight; Businesses warn they'll need financial support if the lockdown drags on, the sudden closure's already costing them dearly; And we have a report from our North America correspondent in Miami – where dozens of people are still missing after an apartment tower collapsed. 

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Welcome to the Elevator World News Podcast. Today’s podcast news podcast is sponsored by elevatorbooks.com: www.elevatorbooks.com OFFICIALS OK RULE TO ALLOW TALLER BUILDINGS IN SYDNEY The New South Wales (NSW), Australia, government has given in-principle approval to planning controls that will remove a 40-year cap on building heights in Sydney's CBD, The Urban Developer reported on December 10. The draft Central Sydney Planning Strategy, the first major change to the city's planning regulation since 1996, was unveiled in 2016. The new regulation would allow developers to build taller than the current height limits — 300 m for CBD towers restricted to exclusively commercial use. The new rule would allow buildings 24 stories taller than the city's current tallest commercial building, the 244-m, 50-story Chifley Tower. NSW Planning Minister Rob Stokes and Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore have given their approval to the new development strategy, which would also require new towers taller than 55 m to be at least half commercial. Image credit: by butti s for pixabay To read the full transcript of today's podcast, visit: elevatorworld.com/news Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes │ Google Play | SoundCloud │ Stitcher │ TuneIn

Shira O'Sullivan Linker is the founder of 'gentSac' an online and retail store in The Galeries in Sydney's CBD which curates luxury men's grooming products from around the globe. However, Shira is passionate about inspiring men to take as good a care of their inner life as their outer-self. For more: www.gentsac.com.au www.instagram.com/gentsac www.instagram.com/life.of.shira For more on host Dan Brophy www.instagram.com/danbrophy

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In this episode of Eden Exchanges, James Jacka from the Jim's Test & Tag and Jim's Fire Safety franchise, shared with us a huge franchise opportunity that has opened up in Sydney's CBD and metropolitan area. After successfully growing their system across the rest of Australia, they’ve now placed a local franchisor in Sydney and need people to fill in those gaps. Listen on for more details about this value proposition and the steps to help you along into the business.

This week I dropped by to visit Comedian, TV Host and Comedy Promoter Darren Sanders. I met Darren when I was an open mic comedian and he was a headlining comedian and the owner of the Laugh Garage in Sydney's CBD.  In this episode we chat about the thing he clearly loves more than anything, Comedy. 

This is my mix for the second instalment of our SPOiLTcast series, made available on our official Podcast stream. This one mainly sticks on the nu disco tip and gives a nice insight into our early evening selections at our regular Friday haunts, around Sydney's CBD. Hope you enjoy! --- : Tracklisting: 01 : Miguel Puente – ‘Baby Gurl’ (Original Mix) [Akbal Music] 02 : Miguel Puente & Bastard Love – ‘Feels Like’ (Original Mix) [Diynamic] 03 : Adriatique – ‘Catch The Light’ (Original Mix) [Diynamic] 04 : Marco Darko & Mykel Haze – ‘Computer Love’ (Original Mix) [Hot Waves] 05 : Marco Darko – ‘One Night Stand’ (Original Mix) [Sleazy Deep] 06 : Search DiP – ‘Nobody But You’ (Shimmer Remix) [Sleazy Deep] 07 : Finnebassen – ‘Monday’ (Finnebassen Remake) [CDR] 08 : Nhan Solo & FML – ‘Easy’ (Adriatique How Low Remix) [New State Music] 09 : Alexander Fog – ‘Without You’ (Spieltape Remix) [Darkstar] 10 : Jager ft. Sehija – ‘I’m Falling’ (Original Mix) [Sleazy Deep] 11 : Viadrina – ‘Pop Song’ (Original Mix) [Your Mama's Friend] 12 : Viadrina – ‘Spellbound’ (Original Mix) [Lower East]

For our second episode, SPOiLT residents, Brendan Clay and Andy Wright are once again on mixing duties.For the first hour, Brendan brings a selection of his current favourite, deep and nu disco sounds, complete with catchy vocals and obligatory 80's-emulated synth sounds.The signature deep Andy Wright demands your attention for the second half of the show.As always, you can catch them every Friday evening at Square Bar, located at 389 Pitt Street in Sydney's CBD, from 5:30 onwards.The boys are also re-launching regular SPOiLT events athidden treasure, KAYA, at 96 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst.The first event is scheduled for Saturday, 6 April, and highly underrated DJ duo, will also be playing on the evening.With a ten o'clock kick off, free entry all night, along with some generous drinkdiscounts, the decision is an easy one!We hope you enjoy the second offering!> Download Here: Tracklisting:: Brendan Clay's Mix:01 : Miguel Puente - 'Baby Gurl' (Original Mix) [Akbal Music]02 : Miguel Puente & Bastard Love - 'Feels Like' (Original Mix) [Diynamic]03 : Adriatique - 'Catch The Light' (Original Mix) [Diynamic]04 : Marco Darko & Mykel Haze - 'Computer Love' (Original Mix) [Hot Waves]05 : Marco Darko - 'One Night Stand' (Original Mix) [Sleazy Deep]06 : Search DiP - 'Nobody But You' (Shimmer Remix) [Sleazy Deep]07 : Finnebassen - 'Monday' (Finnebassen Remake) [CDR]08 : Nhan Solo & FML - 'Easy' (Adriatique How Low Remix) [New State Music]09 : Alexander Fog - 'Without You' (Spieltape Remix) [Darkstar]10 : Jager ft. Sehija - 'I'm Falling' (Original Mix) [Sleazy Deep]11 : Viadrina - 'Pop Song' (Original Mix) [Your Mama's Friend]12 : Viadrina - 'Spellbound' (Original Mix) [Lower East]: Andy Wright's Mix:13 : John Tejada & Josh Humphrey - 'Fempto Frames' (Original Mix) [Palette Recordings]14 : Sante & Ben King - 'Surrender' (Dub) [Supernature]15 : Marvin Zeyss - 'I Don't Know' (Asaga Remix) [Highway Records]16 : Giom - 'Hot Rabbits' (Original Mix) [Toolroom Records]17 : Tapesh - 'Generation' (Hot Since 82 Remix) [Warung Recordings]18 : Nathan G, Kruse & Nuernberg - 'We Like What We Do' (Original Mix) [Liebe Detail]19 : Digitalism - 'Zdarlight' (Chopstick & Johnjon Remix) [Toolroom Records]20 : David Kassi - 'Things You Do' (Original Mix) [Quantized Music]21 : Mollono.Bass & Ava Asante - 'Traumtaenzer' (Gorge Remix) [Acker Records]22 : Carlos Sanchez - 'Outer Side' (Original Mix) [8Bit]23 : Sasha, Donatello, Knox, Kastis Torrau &  Arnas D - 'Smoke Cone' (Original Mix) [Last Night On Earth]24 : Alessan Main - 'Intelligent' (Maertz Remix) [Konzentrisch Music]25 : Ben Watts - 'Ma Fleur' (Ruede Hagelstein Remix) [BADD Records]

Is what has happened in Sydney the same across the country? As an example – just one example - of the absence of law and order on the streets of Sydney, you’re not even safe on the footpaths in the CBD broad daylight. When a correspondent complained in the Sydney Morning Herald that despite extreme caution, she and her dog nearly became “road kill” cyclist when crossing the infamous Bourke Street, Surry Hills, cycleway, one of the cyclist associations quoted statistics suggesting bicycle pedestrian collisions were extremely rare. But as Donald Urquhart of Rozelle replied (27/8) “many pedestrians have simply given up on reporting such incidents....” He says “.. the chances of identifying the offender are almost nil in light of the lack of ways of readily identifying the cyclist” . He says the bicycle apologists “.. should spend some time in Sydney's CBD on any weekday...” He complains about cyclists “riding through red lights, riding the wrong way on one-way streets and, most annoying and dangerous of all, riding illegally on footpaths.” He concludes “It really is time that some protection is afforded to pedestrians.” “While most cyclists behave sensibly, the small but growing number that do not must eventually lead to consideration of registration for all cyclists.” Well most Sydney pedestrians would agree. It seemed better to me when I was in Melbourne recently. Is it just that Sydney’s authorities can’t be bothered doing their jobs?