... change in the buildings has changed Pyrmont from a lower class suburb to a thriving, popular and wealthy suburb. To conclude, the impacts of population increase, transport advancement, and refurbishment of buildings, all caused by Urban Renewal has changed Pyrmont dramatically. The uses of Pyrmont are now residential ... extreme urban decay of Pyrmont area during the 1960's and 1970's with abandoned and rundown factories and warehouses dominating the streetscape. The population of the area had declined dramatically to only 3000 and the whole area had taken on the atmosphere of Urban Dec...

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... of the `backbone' network. Satellite and microwave networks are used mostly to service regional and rural areas. They also serve as a backup facility for the fibre optic networks in the population centres. A comprehensive list of the domestic networks is provided in Appendix B. Australia's key eastern seaboard capitals of Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are currently linked by three major fibre optic `backbone ... in Sydney linking Australia with the west coast of the United States and has increased cable capacity by 500 times. The Australia-Japan cable, launched in November 2001,has fur...

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