‘English Compulsory’ - New Rules Coming for Shop Signs
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Sydney Council Moves to Mandate English on Business Signs
A Sydney council has passed a motion calling for English to be clearly and prominently displayed on multilingual business signage, revisiting an issue already covered by existing council planning controls. The motion was put forward by Strathfield Councillor Esther Kim at an ordinary council meeting in late July. Under the motion, the council would recognise English as Australia’s common language and affirm that it should be the primary language…
‘English compulsory’ - New rules coming for shop signs
A big shake up is coming to Sydney’s inner west. Strathfield Council has passed a motion to make English compulsory on business signs. Hear more highlights from Ben Fordham Live in the playlist below and give us a follow on Apple Podcasts: IMAGE CREDIT / ISTOCK
An immigrant councillor on the Strathfield City Council in Sydney has stated that English is a "common bond" for maintaining a multicultural society. After seeing some federal government public information displayed only in languages other than English, she successfully pushed forward a motion requiring local business signs to use English. Esther Kim, a Korean immigrant and Liberal Party councillor, raised the motion at the Strathfield City Coun…
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