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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

I'm Conor McGregor, a blue Barnevelder rooster, and I like finding food for my hens and a good cuddle with my owner Immara. From Immara Dyer-Lewis on Magnetic Island.

Pre-dawn prowl to capture raucous rooster

A ‘CRACK cock-hunting team’ has been brought in by a Sydney council to prowl the streets of Sydney’s northwest before dawn — tasked with capturing a creature described as ‘the devil’.

Hills Shire

Artist impressions of the multimillion dollar seniors housing development proposed by Castle Hill RSL.

Plans for five apartment buildings at RSL

A MASSIVE plan to construct five buildings to house hundreds of seniors has been revealed by an RSL club in Sydney’s northwest.

Hills Shire

Plans for apartments, skywalk for Castle Hill

AN ENTIRE block of homes in the heart of a suburb in Sydney’s northwest could be flattened for a $50 million residential development with 128 apartments.

Hills Shire

Portrait of Kim Blume, owner of cafe 'The Local Collective' in Galston, photographed working in the cafe on 19th October 2018. (AAP Image / Julian Andrews).

Food in pole position for west

WHEN it comes to living in Sydney, west is best for food and lifestyle according to the people who live there.

Hills Shire

Government releases development plans for Metro stations

CONCEPT plans for high-density residential development surrounding Metro stations across Sydney’s northwest have been released by NSW Planning, with Sydney councils grilling the proposals.

Hills Shire

Judith Field (Community Partnerships Manager with Lendlease), Fourth Year Apprentice Jono Owen, 22 and Lea Hix (General Manager of Hix Group) pose for a photo at St Mary's Skills and Employment Centre. Leandlease has developed the employment hub in St Mary's to help residents find work. (AAP Image/David Swift)

High skilled workers want local jobs

DESPITE a total of 52 per cent of Western Sydney residents living and working locally, there are fears from all major age groups around a lack of employment opportunities.

Hills Shire

The Turnbull government will today (Saturday) announce it has awarded a massive construction contract, the first for the Western Sydney Airport, to Lend Lease.

Call for Aerotropolis rail connection

A SYDNEY council has pleaded with the NSW Government to fast-track plans to link the Sydney Metro northwest to the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.

Hornsby

Bid for pool knocked back

A PUBLIC pool in Berowra has been on the wishlist of residents for more than 30 years, but they will have to wait a while longer after Hornsby Council rejected a bid to investigate options for the new facility.

Hills Shire

Anne with an E, streaming on NetflixAmybeth McNulty and R. H. Thomson.

Hills folks could call ‘Green Gables’ home

THE Hills shire could feature its very own ‘Green Gables’, if a proposal from council is supported by the Geographical Names Board.

EXCLUSIVEHills Shire

Plan for miniature ‘NYC style village’

DEVELOPER Celestino has revealed plans for a miniature “New York City style village” at the heart of a new community in Sydney’s north west.

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