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3Rd Rose Bay Judean Scouts 3RD ROSE BAY JUDEAN SCOUTS ................................................................................................... 3251 ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE ...................................................... 3286 ARMIDALE RURAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL ................................................................................... 3267 ASSENT TO BILLS ............................................................................................................................... 3286 AUDITOR-GENERAL'S REPORT ....................................................................................................... 3240 AUSTRALIAN-KOREAN POLITICAL AND BUSINESS LEADERS FORUM ................................ 3276 BANKSTOWN CITY COUNCIL PROPOSED AMALGAMATION .................................................. 3265 BAYS PRECINCT URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAM ............................................................... 3263, 3298 BAYS PRECINCT URBAN REVNEWAL PROGRAM ...................................................................... 3296 BONNYRIGG MEN'S SHED ................................................................................................................ 3274 BURRINJUCK ELECTORATE ............................................................................................................ 3241 BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE ................................................................................................................ 3276 CENTRAL COAST EXPRESS ADVOCATE EDITOR ....................................................................... 3274 CESSNOCK ELECTORATE ................................................................................................................. 3240 COMMITTEE ON LAW AND SAFETY .............................................................................................. 3278 COMMITTEE ON THE HEALTH CARE COMPLAINTS COMMISSION .............................. 3269, 3283 COMMUNITY RECOGNITION STATEMENTS ................................................................................ 3269 COOGEE ELECTORATE CARERS AWARDS ................................................................................... 3273 COOLABUROO NEIGHBOURHOOLD CENTRE INTERGENERATIONAL SHOWCASE ........... 3274 DEPARTMENT OF PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES......................................................................... 3304 DEPARTMENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ...................................................................... 3304 DRUG DRIVING ................................................................................................................................... 3274 DRUMMOYNE ELECTORATE ........................................................................................................... 3259 EDUCATION REFORMS ..................................................................................................................... 3297 ELECTRICITY PRIVATISATION ....................................................................................................... 3289 FAIRFIELD PATRICIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE, FAIRFIELD, STUDENT LEADERSHIP ......... 3276 FAIRVALE HIGH SCHOOL: "SAY HI" WEEK .................................................................................. 3272 GRAHAM "FRENCHY" FRENCH ....................................................................................................... 3273 HORNSBY ELECTORATE .................................................................................................................. 3266 HUNTER KNIT-IN ................................................................................................................................ 3270 JONTY HEMINGWAY, STATE JUNIOR MEAT JUDGING CHAMPION ....................................... 3271 KIAMA ELECTORATE ........................................................................................................................ 3260 KU-RING-GAI ELECTORATE RSL CLUBS ...................................................................................... 3243 KURRANULLA ABORIGINAL CORPORATION TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY ........................ 3247 LAKE MACQUARIE TRANSPORT INTERCHANGE ....................................................................... 3256 LEGISLATION REVIEW COMMITTEE ............................................................................................. 3278 LEICHHARDT WOMEN'S COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE ........................................................ 3272 LIDDELL POWER STATION .............................................................................................................. 3293 LIVERPOOL LOCAL AREA COMMAND AWARDS ........................................................................ 3265 MASCOT JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB ............................................................... 3271 MEGAN BARNES, PANCREATIC CANCER CAMPAIGNER.......................................................... 3270 MEMBER FOR SWANSEA PARLIAMENTARY FAREWELL ......................................................... 3253 MENAI ELECTORATE ........................................................................................................................ 3262 MILLER AGED AND DISABILITY HOUSING ................................................................................. 3243 MONSIGNOR KERRY BAYADA ....................................................................................................... 3270 MOOREBANK HIGH SCHOOL ........................................................................................................... 3275 MOUNT DRUITT ELECTORATE CHRISTMAS CHARITY APPEALS ........................................... 3271 MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART CHURCH CLOSE EXHIBITION ....................................... 3272 MYALL LAKES ELECTORATE AND STUDENT AWARDS ........................................................... 3275 NSW GAS PLAN ................................................................................................................................... 3246 OATLEY ELECTORATE...................................................................................................................... 3258 OMBUDSMAN AND PUBLIC INTEREST DISCLOSURES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT BILL 2014 ...................................................................................................................................................... 3240, 3277 PETITIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 3304 PETROLEUM (ONSHORE) AMENDMENT (NSW GAS PLAN) BILL 2014 ................................... 3277 POLICE INTEGRITY COMMISSION.................................................................................................. 3285 PRINTING OF PAPERS ........................................................................................................................ 3301 PRIVATE MEMBERS' STATEMENTS ............................................................................................... 3240 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE ......................................................................................... 3280, 3282 PUBLIC TRANSPORT .......................................................................................................................... 3294 QUESTION TIME ................................................................................................................................. 3286 ROCKDALE ELECTORATE COMMUNITY BUILDING PARTNERSHIP GRANTS ..................... 3257 ROUSE HILL RHINOS ......................................................................................................................... 3269 RURAL AND REGIONAL ECONOMY ............................................................................................... 3291 SAINTS PETER AND PAUL PARISH, CECIL PARK ........................................................................ 3249 SIR RODEN AND LADY CUTLER FOUNDATION .......................................................................... 3254 SMITHFIELD REMEMBRANCE DAY MEMORIAL SERVICE ....................................................... 3272 SOUTH WESTERN REGIONAL TENANTS ASSOCIATION ........................................................... 3273 SPECIAL ADJOURNMENT ................................................................................................................. 3301 ST GEORGE AND SUTHERLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE ........................................................ 3275 STATE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE .............................................................. 3276 STATE ECONOMY ..................................................................................................................... 3287, 3299 STATUTE LAW (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL (NO 2) 2014 .............................. 3240, 3277 STUDENT LEADERSHIP ..................................................................................................................... 3248 SYDNEY ELECTORATE COMMUNITY BUILDING PARTNERSHIP GRANTS ........................... 3273 SYDNEY ELECTORATE ..................................................................................................................... 3254 THE ENTRANCE ELECTORATE........................................................................................................ 3251 TORONTO TIDY TOWNS SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES AWARDS ........................................ 3275 TRIBUTE TO ALEX APPS ..................................................................................................................
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