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Jake McCallumDeputy Chief of Staff

Jake McCallum is the Deputy Chief of Staff and an award-winning investigative journalist at The Daily Telegraph. He was previously the Evening Chief of Staff at The Saturday and Sunday Telegraph and NSW Hyperlocal Deputy Editor.

Jake McCallum

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SNAPSYDNEY 2018: northwest Sydney comes to life

NORTHWEST Sydney, you’re looking fabulous!Residents, businesses and community groups across Sydney have joined forces to showcase the very best our great city has to offer.

Short-list for Castle Hills Showground works

A TOTAL of 23 urban designers have made tender submissions for the redevelopment of the Castle Hill Showground — following a bid by the Hills Shire Council for a transformative community hub at the heart of a burgeoning town centre.

Hornsby

Battle cry to fix Cenotaph Park

A Hornsby councillor is calling for the redevelopment of the CBD’s Cenotaph Park — suggesting a proposal for a commemorative plaza featuring stories of local wartime heroes, better shade and public access.

EXCLUSIVE

Commercial building with 26 fire safety complaints

CLADDING that may be combustible has been identified as one of 26 fire safety issues in a commercial building in Sydney’s northwest — sparking urgent calls to fix the issues by Fire and Rescue NSW and a Sydney council.

Shopping centre in limbo

THE jury is still out on a proposal for a shopping centre — earmarked to cost more than $20 million — in the heart of a booming community in Sydney’s northwest

Hornsby

Residents are furious as a NorthConnex route change will see hundreds of trucks using Boundary Rd Pennant Hills as a rat run. Mid- afternoon traffic at the Boundary Rd/ Pennant Hills Rd intersection. Photo: Adam Ward

Motorists support calls for M1 inquiry

MOTORISTS have supported calls for an inquiry into the M1 Motorway, while also suggesting heavy vehicle restrictions on Pennant Hills Rd.

Exclusive

Sydney Metro west uncertainty raises concerns

MULTIBILLION-DOLLAR investment opportunities could be hanging in the balance, due to a lack of clarity for funding around the Sydney Metro west project.

Proposal to open road sparks outrage

THE FUTURE of a sleepy suburban street is now in the hands of a Sydney council, after residents fought to defend it from proposed changes that would increase traffic.

IBM Development: residents issue open letter

A SYDNEY councillor has written an open letter to developer Mirvac, calling for forest surrounding a massive residential development to be handed over to National Parks.

New clearways come into effect

FIVE arterial roads in the heart of a north west Sydney suburb will see the installation of new clearways from Monday.

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