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Bitten by racing bug
3/09/2008 | She will journey over dusty desert plains and past sweeping pine plantations, but Starr Mifsud won’t be taking in the scenery on her epic thrill ride across Australia.
Cycle trek makes financial sense
3/09/2008 | For most dads, Father’s Day is about socks and shiny new screwdriver sets; for Tony Schesser, it will mean an arduous trek throughout muggy Cambodia.
An ancient milestone
3/09/2008 | Mount Tomah Botanic Garden celebrated a very special birthday last month — the 10th anniversary of the first planting of the Wollemi Pine in its grounds.
3/09/2008 | Council has been forced to defend the state of its investments after criticism the global credit crisis has significantly devalued their worth.
3/09/2008 | Council has painted a positive picture in its progress report card for the past year.
Springwood TAB shuts its doors
3/09/2008 | An era ended in the Blue Mountains on Sunday when the final stand alone TAB agency in the area closed.
Born again
3/09/2008 | Sydney West Area Health Service (SWAHS) could not guarantee it last week but the promise to re-open Katoomba Hospital's maternity unit on September 1 was honoured on Monday.
Skater victory
3/09/2008 | Ending a fight that began before some of them were born, Winmalee’s youth have won the battle to have a skate park built in their town.
Sisters power to go-kart glory
27/08/2008 | One contended with a painful foot injury; the other a crippled go-kart, but wild horses couldn’t keep Ashleigh and Nikki Briton from rocketing onto the podium at the sport’s recent NSW championships.
Lapstone man Gunn-ing for fear
27/08/2008 | When humans think of what scares them, the catalogue can be reasonably predictable — spiders, heights and public speaking tend to top most lists.
27/08/2008 | Blackheath Public School will receive school zone flashing lights under a $46.5 million Iemma Government program, Member for Blue Mountains Phil Koperberg said last week.
Push for safety sign colour switch
27/08/2008 | The perceptible difference isn’t as clear as a cloudless day, but the NRMA says a switch to fluorescent signs used to warn motorists of school zones could save children’s lives.
27/08/2008 | The anticipated resumption of birthing services at Katoomba Hospital on September 1 will be marked by a gathering of “cautious” celebration.
Joel at ease with life in the fast lane
27/08/2008 | Joel Milburn went away to Beijing as an Olympic rookie — he returned home as a proven performer amongst the biggest names in world sport.
Pedro’s passion fuels paddlers
21/08/2008 | When the Beijing Olympics come to a close on Sunday things will just be getting started for the Paralympic rowing team and their Mt Riverview coach.
Queen of the kids
21/08/2008 | If you’re searching for some peace and quiet at home but find the kids are making an unseemly ruckus in the kitchen, it’s entirely possible East Blaxland’s Nina Rycroft is to blame.
Bill calls it a day at Glenbrook station
21/08/2008 | After nearly 20 years as Glenbrook Railway Station’s Stationmaster, Bill Higgins is set to resign his post.  | CommentsComments (1)
Leura business makes its mark on Olympics
21/08/2008 | If there were medals awarded in the Olympic Games for gift giving, Leura Fine Woodwork Gallery would be going for gold.
Historic road set to take new path
21/08/2008 | The efforts of the convict road builders in the Blue Mountains will be given a new lease of life after remains of their historic work were uncovered in the upgrade of the Great Western Highway.  | CommentsComments (1)
Sun shines on our veterans
21/08/2008 | Under bright blue skies Springwood’s Macquarie Road came alive on Sunday for the annual memorial day parade.  | CommentsComments (1)
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