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The Portal Grows!

Updates on the Portal Progress

By Emma Kae - 16th October 2001 - Back to News

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New figures indicate that the portal continues to grow steadily. Today, with still more than seven weeks until the official website launch, the directory boasts over 70 business listings.

There are many business categories, from accommodation to travel and back again. Each offers the listings of local organisations that are registered and waiting for your business.

Such positive response from the local business community is motivating to the portal team, acting as further indication that there is a need for a comprehensive online directory service.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

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