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25.01.2022 EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST 30 17 14 LARGE PROPERTY WITH 10 LARGE SELF-CONTAINED UNITS BUILDING AREA APPROX 2000sqm WITH COMMERCIAL USAGE RIGHTS... FULLY SET UP ALL FULLY FURNISHED WITH ALL AMENITIES NEEDS A A BIT OF DETAILING COMMERCIAL USAGE WITH APPROVAL FOR LICENSED SHARED BUDGET ACCOMMODATION FOR 86 BEDS 0421 825 005 1300 657 650 [email protected]

16.01.2022 THE JUNGLE Recently we visited The Jungle below the Lady (Nancy) Fairfax walk. We were searching for some of the features that excited a group of business men i...n the early 1920s, which prompted them to purchase 280 hectares of mostly temperate rainforest (with support of the late Sir James Fairfax). Not only did we find the grotto (see first photo with some of the team for scale) that I’d heard about but several small waterfalls, glow worms, interesting fungi, vines and 5 different plant communities. Some of the transitional forest we found is truly unique with Basalt endemics growing alongside sandstone and shale loving species; something I have not seen anywhere else! We also found a massive tree stump that had probably been logged prior to the 1920s purchase and most importantly we found some of the original pathways and steps carved into sandstone from the same era. After some further exploration in the near future (which we hope will locate more of the original paths) we plan to open the area up to visitors ensuring we provide them with the best possible route. Stay tuned for further developments. - Greg Bourke - Manager/Curator #tomah30 #aplaceoflife #bluemountainsbotanicgarden #bluemountainsbg #ilovensw #visitnsw #seeaustralia #bluemountainsattractions #NewSouthWales

14.01.2022 1 Saggas Street, Springwood 4 3 10 Privately positioned on a colossal 2 acre bush block which backs onto hectares of serene bushland, here is a wonderful family home and land package which is ideal for those seeking optimal space and privacy with plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. ... If you’re seeking something extra-large with room to grow, then book your inspection today. 0421 825 005 1300 657 650 [email protected] dotcompropertysales.com

08.01.2022 Blue Mountains mayor Mark Greenhill has pushed for protections against the impacts of Western Sydney Airport at Badgerys Creek.

06.01.2022 #NAIDOCWeek is a time to celebrate #Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and achievements and is an opportunity to recognise the contributions... that Indigenous Australians make to our country and our society To celebrate we have two events this week: This Wednesday July 5 join Brenden Moore, Biripi man and a Simon from Taree, for a NAIDOC Aboriginal Heritage Tour. For tickets and further details visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/naidoc-aboriginal-heritage- And this Saturday July 8 we have a great #schoolholiday program for the kids with our Aboriginal Language Treasure Hunt - an interactive learning experience linking language to country. Kids will learn to look at country through Aboriginal eyes as they explore Darug Country with our Aboriginal educators. For tickets visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/naidoc-aboriginal-language- #tomah30 #aplaceoflife #bluemountainsbotanicgarden #bluemountainsbg #ilovensw #visitnsw #seeaustralia #bluemountainsattractions #NewSouthWales

05.01.2022 Blue Mountains Waste 2 Art Competition Winners Announcement! A big thanks to absolutely everyone who liked, shared and commented on all of our Waste 2 Art pos...t’s on facebook and to everyone who went and viewed the Mimicry Bird at the Hub. The winner of the IPAD is Joe Lander of Faulconbridge! And the winners of the $100 gift vouchers are: Marlene Ritchie, Sharon Lovell, Marcelo Rizzuti and Gwen Warren! Big congratulations to all of our winners! We will be in touch with further details on how to claim your prize!

05.01.2022 Pulpit Hill Creek and Broken Tree Falls. I've named it Broken Tree Falls because a Tree has fallen into the Creek and snapped, this has created a dam that the Water now Cascades over. Megalong Valley. 01/07/17