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Jake McCallum
Jake McCallumEvening Chief of Staff

Jake McCallum is the Evening Chief of Staff for the Saturday and Sunday Telegraph, and an investigative reporter. He was previously the NSW Hyperlocal Deputy Editor, managing community mastheads across Greater Sydney and NewsLocal’s State Political Editor based in NSW Parliament.

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Hills Shire
Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Andrew Constance inspect the first completed Sydney Metro Station and one of the Metro trains(Station photos -Tallawong Station, Tallawong Road Off Schofields Road, Rouse Hill NSW)Sunday September 16 (Image/Monique Harmer)

Winners and losers in Metro parking

A TOTAL of 4,000 commuter car spaces will be provided across eight stations on the Sydney Metro northwest line — which is expected to service approximately 45,000 commuters every hour.

ExclusiveRouse Hill
Houses named in one in 100,000 year flood zone

Houses named in one in 100,000 year flood zone

THOUSANDS of homeowners in a Sydney suburb could see a dramatic increase in insurance costs and a lack of confidence from investors or developers, following the State Government’s decision to identify homes within a one in 100,000 year flood zone.

Hills Shire
Drones to deliver blood

Drones to deliver blood

A GROUNDBREAKING plan to see drones deliver blood and medical supplies is being developed in Norwest. The brainchild of developers Mulpha Norwest and The Ripper Group, it follows the success of the Westpac Little Ripper shark spotting technology.

Hills Shire
Rick Allison at the location where the Glenhaven Mosque is being concidered.  Monday May 7 2018 (AAP Image/ Monique Harmer)

Council objects to mosque plans

THE Hills Shire Council has released a critical report into a development application for the construction of a mosque in Glenhaven — outlining 17 reasons for refusal as part of the scathing assessment.

Hornsby
EXCLUSIVE: Tunnelling roadheading machines are being lifted out of the 9km NorthConnex Tunnel across the Hornsby Shire as just 100m of tunnelling remains.

Are we there yet?

THERE is less than 100m to go in the excavation of the 9km NorthConnex tunnel deep under the Hornsby Shire, as giant roadheaders are craned out of the massive construction site.

Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/jake-mccallum/page/181