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New Crematorium for Wollongong? 19 May 2012, 09.25 Administrator General News
New Crematorium for Wollongong?
  From the Illawarra Mercury: The couple behind a Southern Highlands funeral business wants to turn a former car repair shop into Wollongong's newest crematorium. Michael and Roslyn Jeffree, of Bundanoon-based
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Derek Goh - Implications of Social Media for the Funeral Industry 15 May 2012, 14.02 Administrator Hunter Valley Meeting 2012
Derek Goh - Implications of Social Media for the Funeral Industry
  CCA NSW Meeting and Conference,  Hunter Valley NSW,  28th & 29th June 2012 Derek Goh:  “Implications of Social Media for the Funeral Industry”.  The 1st wave of Internet
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SUSTAINABILITY & SUPPORTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 15 May 2012, 14.00 Administrator Hunter Valley Meeting 2012
SUSTAINABILITY & SUPPORTING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
 The Cemeteries & Crematoria Association of NSW (CCA) invite you to the Hunter Valley Quarterly Conference, being held on 28—29 June 2012.  The theme of the conference is:- “SUSTAINABILITY & SUPPORTING
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