Betty arrives in Castle Hill
Betty’s Burgers and Concrete Co. have opened their doors to hungry customers at Castle Towers this week and are determined to bring the burger beach shack vibe to The Hills.
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The mystery of Stephen, Michelle and the lime green van
PODCAST: Forty years may have passed but family, friends and investigators won’t stop searching for Stephen Lapthorne and Michelle Pope, a young couple who vanished in the dead of night. This mystery is the first instalment in the Lost in Sydney podcast series.
Residents rally against bus route
A SLEEPY suburban street in Sydney’s north west could turn into busy bus corridor if CDC Hills Bus moves ahead with its plans for a new route.
Buyers take their Kew
FARMLAND will be transformed into hundreds of apartments in Schofields, as developers prepare to commence construction on a $450 million residential development.
My second dwelling rules too
A PROPOSAL to allow secondary dwellings to be built on rural properties has been championed by the Hills Shire Council.
Battle for the ‘Bush
THE HILLS Shire Council has been stripped of yet another planning power — following an ongoing battle with developers Dyldam over plans to transform the Bull’n’Bush Hotel site into high-rise towers.
Council ballot a ‘waste of money’
THE Liberal Party has won another seat on The Hills Shire Council, following the by-election on Saturday.
Creating a dementia-friendly town
IT IS the single leading cause of death in women across the country and the second biggest killer in men — now Hornsby Shire Council will work to support dementia patients regionwide.
Claws out for cap on house cats
A SCHEME to restrict the number of cats per household in Hornsby was watered down at the last minute after community concerns.
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.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/jake-mccallum/page/188