Blue Mountains residents are celebrating the NSW Government’s plan to acquire Radiata Plateau, the missing link in its BlueConnex motorway project.
Lapstone residents are celebrating a win for road preservation, as Councillor Brendan Christie completes his anti-NBN barrier along Explorers Road.
A Hazelbrook man is in the market for a boat after Blue Mountains City Council refused to upgrade his street’s drainage yet again.
A meeting of the Lapstone branch of the Liberal party was derailed yesterday after members began debating – and then yelling at – each other over the correct way to polish RM Williams boots.
In a dramatic escalation of the Western Sydney Airport protest, Blue Mountains City Council will scramble its new squadron of jet fighters over Glenbrook for the first time.
Mayor of the Blue Mountains, Mark Greenhill, has called upon all residents to rally behind an issue threatening the Blue Mountains and its world heritage status – the Jim Beam factory fire.
Renovations of a well-known Blue Mountains pub have been opposed by Mt Victoria residents, as fears grow of a vibrant upper Mountains economy.
Emergency services were called to a Hazelbrook service station earlier today, with firefighters attending the scene to hose down a suspected gas leak.
Police were quick to identify the source of the ‘leak’ as a bathroom ‘incident’ by a Glenbrook road paver, known to his mates as ‘Dazza.’
Councillor Brendan Christie has been congratulated for sending an email complaint to the NBN, which has resulted in NBN agreeing to fix the road. But Labor operatives have claimed it was them who sent the email from the Liberal councillor’s account.
