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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.

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Hornsby

Marsden State High School has started its own war on waste and has managed to drop its landfill by 70 per cent. Thursday August 16 2018. year 11 student Zain Stephens sorts through the rubbish at the school. (AAP Image/Renae Droop)

Fighting the war on waste

THE WAR on waste is an issue on everyone’s lips — so Hornsby Council have kickstarted their campaign with a week of recycling events across the shire.

Hornsby

Battlecry against ‘OTT’ development

DEVELOPERS have revised plans for two landmark residential buildings in the heart of a Sydney suburb — sparking calls from local action groups to defend local heritage.

Hornsby

Cherrybrook Residents Association president Vince del Gallego speaks at the public forum in Cherrybrook, New South Wales, Saturday, July 22, 2017. The forum was held to discuss the regions future needs. (AAP Image/Troy Snook)

‘Bring priority precinct to halt’: councillor

A COUNCILLOR is calling for the State Government to backflip on plans for a priority precinct surrounding a new Sydney Metro Northwest station.

Town centres to be upgraded

A PLAN to bolster a Sydney council’s economy and support local businesses has called for the upgrade of critical town centres after strong community feedback.

New smart townhouse development plans

A NEW Jetson-style medium density development in the heart of Sydney’s northwest is bringing the smarts to the suburbs.

Hills Shire

$11m plan to revitalise dining precinct

A BUSTLING dining precinct — designed for rain, hail or shine — has been revealed as part of the multimillion-dollar revitalisation of a shopping centre in Sydney’s northwest.

EXCLUSIVEParramatta

NSW Attorney General Mark Speakman addresses the media in Sydney, Wednesday, October 4, 2017. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced the NSW Government will introduce new laws to keep potential terrorists in jail. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING

Urge to make Supreme Court business case

ATTORNEY-GENERAL Mark Speakman calls for Western Sydney law firms to convince Supreme Court judges to want to relocate.

Hills Shire

Business owners (left) Joe Laviano (Colonial Print and Copy), Loren Holmes (Speech Buzz), Anton Bognar (customer), Danielle Coronno (ITP Tax Professionals) and Mohammad Rezaee pose for a photo at their strip mall in Baulkham Hills today, November 1, 2018. The business owners are angry after being told a

‘Not without a fight’: Hills business owners

DESPERATE shop owners on a busy Sydney street are determined not to go down without a fight after the NSW Government revealed plans to remove customer parking for a 24-hour bus lane outside their stores.

Boarding house DA outrages neighbours

A MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR development application for a three-storey, 40 room boarding house Sydney’s northwest has outraged neighbours who say the proposal does not suit the nature of their residential street.

Hills Shire

Dierdre Ho poses for a photo with her hearing dog, Soda, at Coolong Off-Leash Dog Park in Castle Hill today, November 1, 2018. She was knocked over by two large dogs in August and broke her spine, the owners of the dogs left the park without giving her details and Dierdre would like to find her. (AAP Image/David Swift)

Plea for witnesses after dog park injury

DEIDRE Ho suffered a devastating spinal injury in a Sydney dog park after two Rhodesian ridgebacks knocked her over in August.

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