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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

Six more towers planned for skyline

CASTLE Towers could be home to six new skyscrapers, after developers behind the retail precinct proposed plans for hundreds of apartments, two hotels and commercial space on top of the existing shopping centre.

Hornsby

New dawn for old school

A $100 MILLION plan to revolutionise the historic Loreto Normanhurst school could see major redevelopment take place until 2047.

Hornsby

Farewell to a local character

THORNLEIGH identity George “The Wrecker” Neimanis was remembered in a touching tribute by family and friends on Friday.

Hornsby

Richard Cousins, chief executive officer of Compass Group Plc, poses for a photograph following a Bloomberg Television interview in London, U.K., on Wednesday, May 11, 2016. Compass Group provides catering and support services in countries throughout the world. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Tycoon’s final act of goodwill

The donation was revealed on the eve of the Sydney Oxfam Trailwalk, which will pass the Jerusalem Bay crashsite.

Parramatta

Artist impressions of Sekisui House's recently approved 'Sanctury' masterplanned community at Wentworth Point. The estate includes 2300 dwellings across 20 buildings and six stages.

Riverside plan gets approval

AN EXCLUSIVE riverside estate, set to include thousands of new homes, a central green heart and riverfront park, has been approved for Wentworth Point.

Hills Shire

Peter Townend poses for photographs in front of the construction works at Cherrybrook Station. Cherrybrook, Saturday, July 21st 2018. Peter Townend wants answers over the Cherrybrook Station Precinct. Residents have been waiting for a decision to be handed down for the past 5 years. (AAP Image / Angelo Velardo)

Residents living in limbo land

A BAND of residents in the Cherrybrook priority precinct are calling for the NSW Planning Department to release finalised plans for the rezoned region, identified by the government in 2013 as a growth area.

Rouse Hill

Casey Sessions with her work The Child Within - 16-18yrs. She has placed as a finalist in this year’s Young Archie Competition with portraits of family members.

Sisterly love framed

SHE may be new to the world of oil painting but that didn’t stop Casey Sessions’ work being featured as a Young Archibald finalist.

Hills Shire

Vatche Jambazian is an international pianist originally from Castle Hill.

No place like the hills for pianist

HE HAS lived and performed in theatres and halls from London to Spain and even New York, but world-class pianist Vatche Jambazian (pictured) says there is no place like the Hills.

Hills Shire

252 units to be built at old ice rink

THE HILLS has always been known as the destination to live, work and play, but developers behind Esplanade Norwest have taken this moto literally in its latest plans.

Hornsby

Coba Point fire under control

VOLUNTEER firefighters have worked over the weekend to contain a blaze that was threatening dozens of properties at Coba Point.

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