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Major Milestone for Fee-Free Training Boom
NSW is enjoying a fee-free training boom with more than 200,000 enrolments recorded under JobTrainer, a program helping people get skilled for in-demand jobs. JobTrainer is part of a range of measures helping to turbocharge the take-up of vocational education and training in NSW to create a strong pipeline of…
By Dr Peter Gangemi - Mayor of The Hills Shire Council The following post gives an update on a few Glenorie Matters raised at the recent Glenorie Progress Association meeting, including items in The Hills Shire Plan, the upgrade of Cattai Ridge Road, works on Halcrows Road and the upcoming…
Council has recently completed resurfacing and upgrade works at Gooden Drive Reserve in Baulkham Hills. As part of the improvement project, the upper and lower courts were resurfaced, as well as the installation of four reversible basketball/netball posts. These posts are designed so as to easily switch use, providing facilities…
Call for Interest in Independent Expert Review Panel
Council is seeking experts in the fields of landslides, soil and rock mechanics, slope stability, stabilisation and residential development who may be interested in joining Council’s Independent Expert Geotechnical Review Panel. The Panel consists of experts in the field, from which 1-3 are selected as required to peer review applications…
Man, With Toddlers in Vehicle, Charged With High Range PCA – Glenorie
A man who had two toddlers in his vehicle has been charged with high range PCA in Glenorie last night. About 7.40pm (Monday 16 May 2022), emergency services were called to Post Office Road, Glenorie, following reports a BMW M5 had crashed into four parked vehicles. The driver – a…
Hills Relay for Life Event, Only 5 days to go! Are you ready? Hills Relay for Life currently has 501 participants in 67 teams registered, with over $69,198.15 raised! If you would like to join on May 21st 2022 at Castle Hill Showground…… REGISTER HERE: https://www.cancercouncil.org.au/hillsrelay Source: https://www.facebook.com/hillsrelayforlife has 501…
Settlers Road at Thomas James Bridge will be CLOSED to traffic between 7am and 5pm, Monday to Wednesday, 23-25 May to allow for important geotechnical investigations to take place. The investigations are a crucial part of the planning for permanent reconstruction works to repair flood damage to the road. Please…
Brawl at Bella Vista Metro Carpark
Man run over during brawl at Bella Vista Metro Carpark. Hills Police are investigating a brawl at Bella Vista involving at least 10 males at the Bella Vista Metro Carpark about 10pm last night 15/5/22. It has been reported that a group of ten males of Indian appearance were arguing…
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