Employees pay to park at work
CALLS for Castle Towers management to provide free staff parking for businesses across the centre have been amplified by the Hills Shire Council.
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Business hubs fight for Google
GOOGLE is on the hunt for a new Australian headquarters and business chambers across western Sydney are selling their innovation precincts as “hot property” for the world’s largest tech giant.
Claims rich ‘rule’ Hornsby selective schools
CHILDREN from a low socio-educational background are being sidelined from access to Hornsby Girls and Normanhurst Boys while other selective school students are reporting increased cases of mental health issues, self-harm and even suicide.
Parramatta CBD to be heart of innovation
GREATER Parramatta will be the heart of infrastructure and innovation in the vision for Sydney’s future — with a diverse health and education precinct earmarked for Westmead.
Claims rich rule selective James Ruse High
CHILDREN from a low socio-educational background are being sidelined from access to the selective James Ruse Agricultural High School while other selective school students are reporting increased cases of mental health issues, self-harm and even suicide.
Calls for overhaul of public selective schools
CHILDREN from a low socio-economic background are being sidelined from access to Baulkham Hills Selective High School while other selective school students are reporting increased cases of mental health issues, self-harm and even suicide.
Chapman plan off old block
A PROPOSAL for several high-rise residential towers in Chapman Ave, Castle Hill, has been rejected by the Sydney West Central Joint Regional Planning Panel.
$98m seniors housing plan dismissed
A LAND and Environment Court appeal that would have seen hundreds of homes in a seniors housing development at Dural has been dismissed in a court ruling.
Council plunges into red
Hornsby Mayor Philip Ruddock has revealed there are not enough funds in the budget to complete the rehabilitation of Hornsby Quarry or build sporting facilities promised for Westleigh.
University teased for Hills
WESTERN Sydney University Assistant Vice-Chancellor Dr Andy Marks has teased a high-rise university campus to be the home of innovation in the Hills.
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