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Quarry rock noise disturbs the peace of Winmalee (opens the original)
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A Winmalee sandstone quarry is causing headaches for local residents who say they sometimes have to endure tens of thousands of strikes a day of a huge mechanical rock-breaker. The increased noise levels followed a change of ownership late in 2025. The neighbours of the quarry, which has existed on Singles Ridge Road for many decades, say they have lived with the conditions for years with little effect until the new owners came on board. One resident, David Harrison, who has lived near the quarr
Traffic surge leads to decision on new Mount Victoria safety measures (opens the original)
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For months pedestrians in Mount Victoria have hesitated before trying to cross the road. What used to be a fairly quiet street linking one side of the village to the other, including to and from the railway station, had become akin to a highway. With the closure of Victoria Pass in March because of concerns about the safety of the convict-built bridge, Station Street had become a major thoroughfare for all east-west travel. The previous average of 400 vehicles a day had risen to about 12,000 a d
Family's moving tribute to 'beautiful soul' who cycled for a cause (opens the original)
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Long-time Leura resident Bob Montgomery, well known to locals because of his long-distance fundraising bicycle rides, has tragically died in Sydney on Monday night. The day before, Montgomery had just completed a mammoth ride across Australia, cycling more than 5,000 kms with his grandson to raise money for motor neurone disease. MND NSW chief executive Liam O'Meara said Montgomery experienced a medical episode on his way home from a function at Sydney's Rose Bay on Monday. Montgomery began his
State authorities stand firm on housing fast-track program despite council pushback (opens the original)
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The Blue Mountains mayor has demanded answers from state authorities about how the bushfire-prone rating on the Narrow Neck Road proposal at Katoomba was lifted just a day after the development was fast-tracked. Cr Mark Greenhill said he found it "inexplicable" that the development - now in the hands of the Housing Delivery Authority (HDA) - had come to this point. At the July 28 council meeting, he said he wanted to know about any "interplay between the department and the Rural Fire Service" be
New rules in place as Lincoln's Rock finally sets reopening date (opens the original)
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The last pieces of infrastructure are slowly slotting into place at Lincoln's Rock in Wentworth Falls which will reopen to tourists on November 30. The popular tourist spot has been closed since January after a spike in visitors, in part caused by a posting from Jennie, a member of popular South Korean K-pop band Blackpink, of a photo of herself at sunset on the rock. The influx became so intense, with people often ignoring safety signs, that council closed the gates and shut the area until a so
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