Metropolis to form with more apartments
A $65.6 million high-rise development that could see another 229 units introduced to a burgeoning metropolis has been submitted for the Rouse Hill railway precinct.
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Boarding house knocked back
THE FINAL development application to be debated in the Hills Shire Council saw elected representatives continue a defiant stand against the development of boarding houses across the Hills.
MELODY De Pauli was one of several Castle Hill residents negotiating with a developer to sell a group of houses in the Showground station precinct. That was before gazettal saw a mass exodus from residential developers.
Worker injured at NorthConnex
A MAN has been injured at the West Pennant Hills NorthConnex construction site this morning after an incident in a service trench.
No submissions from RMS at bridge inquiry
MORE than 150 submissions into the Windsor Bridge Replacement Project inquiry have revealed traffic, tourism and ambience concerns.
Minister calls for Harty to step aside
LOCAL Government Minister Gabrielle Upton has called for The Hills Shire councillor Raymond Harty to step aside during legal proceedings, following fraud charges last week.
Kellyville Pets puppy farms approved
A 60-dog breeding facility that will provide puppies for Kellyville Pets has been approved by Bathurst Council this week — despite protests by the Animal Liberation group and the Animal Justice Party.
Ruddock: Don’t paint the town red
HORNSBY Mayor Philip Ruddock has proposed a ban on vibrant colour palettes used for businesses across the shire after revealing his distaste for hues used on a commercial buildings at Pennant Hills.
Our trees protected
RESIDENTS felling 15,000 trees in a year is what it took for Hornsby Council to strengthen tree protection laws across the shire.
Take a look at the future of Wentworth Point
A MULTIMILLION-DOLLAR vision for hundreds of homes, a marina, overwater rowing club, library and community facility is forecast as the future of Wentworth Point.
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