The latest edition of the UBD Gregorys Sydney and Blue Mountains Street Directory has been fully revised and updated and also includes useful information for truckies. Offering clear, comprehensive mapping at the best scale this directory is an essential tool when navigating your way around Sydney and its surrounding suburbs with a separate section for the Upper Blue Mountains. You will find all the detail you have come to expect from a UBD Gregorys product with the latest updates on the streets you need to navigate. If you have not updated your directory for 3 years you will be missing major new roads and upgrades, a new airport & the aerotropolis precinct new and proposed rail information, new suburbs and over 1100 new streets. As well as the many new streets included there are easy to read street indexes with over 56,000 street listings, suburbs listings including postcodes, and over 13,500 facilities listed. Also included are CBD maps at a scale of 1:5000 and an index to buildings for these maps, maps and a list of Sydney & Parramatta CBD building numbers, a list of bridge clearance heights, Sydney international and domestic airport terminal maps, Moore Park and Sydney Olympic Park maps, main road maps and state mapping with an index to towns. More than ever you can trust your UBD Gregorys street directory to get you to your destination safely and on time. Included in the 2021 edition of the Sydney and Blue Mountains directory are over 250 new streets, the North Connex tunnel, M4 East tunnel, the under construction West Connex. Further developments at Austral, Bardia, Box Hill, Marsden Park, Oran Park and Schofields and developments at over 20 additional suburbs. The ongoing changes around the Western Sydney airport. The proposed M12 route and North South rail line.

The latest edition of the UBD Gregorys Sydney and Blue Mountains Street Directory has been fully revised and updated and also includes useful information for truckies. Offering clear, comprehensive mapping at the best scale this directory is an essential tool when navigating your way around Sydney and its surrounding suburbs with a separate section for the Upper Blue Mountains. You will find all the detail you have come to expect from a UBD Gregorys product with the latest updates on the streets you need to navigate. If you have not updated your directory for 3 years you will be missing major new roads and upgrades, the new airport location and the aerotropolis precinct, new suburbs and over 1200 new streets. As well as the many new streets included there are easy to read street indexes with over 56,300 street listings, suburbs listings including postcodes, and over 13,500 facilities listed. Also included are CBD maps at a scale of 1:5000 and an index to buildings for these maps, maps and a list of Sydney & Parramatta CBD building numbers, a list of bridge clearance heights, Sydney international and domestic airport terminal maps, Moore Park and Sydney Olympic Park maps, main road maps and state mapping with an index to towns. More than ever you can trust your UBD Gregorys street directory to get you to your destination safely and on time. Included in the 2022 edition of the Sydney and Blue Mountains directory are over 300 new streets, the North Connex tunnel, M4 East tunnel, the under construction West Connex. New suburbs of Angus, Gables, Grantham Farm, Melonba, Nirimba Fields, Richards and Tallawong. Further developments at Austral, Bardia, Box Hill, Edmondson Park. Marsden Park, and Schofields and developments at over 20 additional suburbs. Ongoing changes around the Western Sydney airport including The Northern road upgrade, the proposed M12 route and North South rail line.

The report highlights the crucial role of engineering in achieving each of the 17 SDGs. It shows how equal opportunities for all is key to ensuring an inclusive and gender balanced profession that can better respond to the shortage of engineers for implementing the SDGs. It provides a snapshot of the engineering innovations that are shaping our world, especially emerging technologies such as big data and AI, which are crucial for addressing the pressing challenges facing humankind and the planet. It analyses the transformation of engineering education and capacity-building at the dawn of the Fourth Industrial Revolution that will enable engineers to tackle the challenges ahead. It highlights the global effort needed to address the specific regional disparities, while summarizing the trends of engineering across the different regions of the world.

Written by the Mayor of Beaufort, SC, "Sharing Common Ground: Promises Unfilled but Not Forgotten" is a call to action for the nation to learn the iinformative untold stories of the Reconstruction Era during and following the Civil War. Understanding this period can help unshackle us from our unknown past and help us understand, where we can from, why the chaotic racial discord separates us and how through history we can rebound to be the America that promises freedom, social, legal and economic justice and opportunity for all. Having achieved the Reconstruction Era National Historical Park in his hometown in 2019, the Mayor and many who worked to attain recognition of this important period, are reaching out to assemble a network of teachers who are learning how to teach, through experiencial arts infused methods, the sensitive subject to 11-15 year old students who ask the questions about people, places and stories and then tell them to their peers, families and others in a vernacular that all can understand. Students will produce short documentary videos, visual art, and written and spoken words to delivery their messages so that others can understand. The net result will be conversations in homes, among faith based and community organizations, publications and materials for teachers to share.