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Work starts on $6.8 million Captain Cook Drive upgrade.
1:59 PM | Work on the proposed $6.875 million reconstruction of Captain Cook Drive is expected to start within weeks.
1:50 PM | Hooker Robbie Farah believes the Blues mobile backline will pose the biggest single threat to Queensland when NSW goes about snapping a six-year losing streak in Melbourne tomorrow night.
Armed robbery at Rooty Hill
1:38 PM | Mount Druitt police are investigating an armed robbery at a fast food store in Rooty Hill last night.
Mortdale teacher suffers head injuries at school
1:32 PM | A TEACHER from a special needs school at Mortdale was taken to hospital with cuts and bruises after she was allegedly assaulted by a student, Hurstville police said.
Aboriginal Flag-Raising Ceremony
1:24 PM | 10am, Friday May 25 front of Palerang Council Bungendore office 10 Majara St, Bungendore
1:23 PM | While the date of the next Federal election is yet to be decided, the Liberal Party and the Greens have confirmed their candidates to take on sitting member Dr Mike Kelly.
Qantas cut backs may affect Sydney staff says union
1:11 PM | This week’s announcement that Melbourne-based Qantas employees will lose their jobs could affect Sydney workers further down the track.
Tamworth pizza entrepreneur victim of arson
1:06 PM | Domino Pizza franchisee Nick Knight has had one of his businesses attacked by arsonists for the second time in a year.
Queen's coach remains expensive fairytale
12:54 PM | Former Dubbo resident Jim Frecklington's dream of presenting a horse-drawn carriage to the Queen for her 80th birthday is yet to come to fruition despite being funded by the Howard government.
Wentworth Falls boy 'forgets' drain dramas
12:52 PM | Three-year-old boy cut from bath after getting three fingers stuck down the plug hole has already forgotten about the incident, according to father.
Students discover career paths as professionals share knowledge
12:47 PM | SINGLETON showground was abuzz on Friday with advice and power point presentations on how school leavers can best enter a profession whether it be medicine, veterinary science, real estate, engineering, the defence force or even journalism.
Thanks to volunteer contribution
12:42 PM | IT’S the little things in life that make a big difference and afternoon tea at Singleton’s Elizabeth Gates Nursing Home on Tuesday last week was a perfect example.
Perfect picnic day
12:41 PM | THE Mercy nursing home was full of song and dance on Thursday , last week, when residents joined St Catherine’s Catholic College’s year one students for a teddy bear’s picnic.
Rewards of volunteering
12:33 PM | Last week was Volunteers Week, an event that recognises the efforts of volunteers who give of their time so generously to various community organisations. Among those groups were the volunteers at Witmore Enterprises.
12:32 PM | THE chance of Singleton being part of a “super council” that amalgamated all the Hunter Valley’s local government areas has fallen at its first hurdle.
Senseless act will stop players from taking the field for training and games
12:31 PM | THE senseless use of a stolen utility to tear up two football fields will disrupt Singleton Rugby Union Juniors training and games.
12:31 PM | A 64-YEAR-OLD Singleton woman, stabbed twice and robbed of her wallet by two young men, was in a satisfactory condition in hospital yesterday.
Mine site rehabilitation prompts new techniques
12:29 PM | THOSE behind coal mine rehabilitation plans have one common aim
School Leaders: Cherrybrook Technology High School
12:27 PM | Each week the Hills News highlights the student leaders in our local schools.
Rudd drops by for a coffee and a chat
12:16 PM | FORMER Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s celebrity status shone brightly during an extended coffee break in Singleton on Friday.
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