Music therapy for the disabled
MUSICAL Between Therapy celebrated Do something Day with a drum circle class for her students, who live with a disability.
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Hills volunteers #DoSomething
RANDOM acts of kindness are occurring across the Hills today, as part of NewsLocal’s #DoSomething Day campaign.
The worst roads in the Hills Shire ranked
MOTORISTS have voted on the worst roads — the rat runs, lengthy arterial links and bottle-necked boulevards — in the Hills Shire and called for action to be taken to beat the bottlenecks. Find out which top the list.
Plans for driverless shuttle
CONGESTION on our roads is the most significant concern of residents in the Hills, and one developer is looking to take driver error out of the equation.
Major parties eye vacant seat
CAMPAIGNING is in full swing as West Ward residents prepare to go to the polls this week to elect a new Hills Shire councillor.
Hockey’s pride of place at The Gables
A $13 MILLION sports centre — with ten sports across 4ha — with hockey as its centrepiece is planned for The Gables at Box Hill in Sydney’s northwest.
Police search Kellyville following pursuit
POLAIR and NSW Police are searching for the driver of a car, involved in a pursuit through Quakers Hill on Monday afternoon.
Car rollover in Pennant Hills
PARAMEDICS found two people trapped after a car collided with two other cars before rolling on its side on Pennant Hills Rd, requiring three NSW Fire and Rescue crews to free them.
Top five famous Hornsby alumni
THEY are famous faces across the globe that discovered their talent in our schools. Here is Hornsby’s top 5 most famous faces.
20 to one: Hornsby famous alumni
WE GREW up watching them on screen, listening to their music or cheering them on at the world stage — but for others, these famous faces were a usual sight in the classroom. Here are some of Hornsby’s most famous alumni.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/jake-mccallum/page/184