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Vol 50, Number 1, 2012

  • More French connections
  • Tree removals
  • News from Hunters Hills Reserves
  • Hunters Hill’s Draft LEP

Vol 50, No 1, May 2012

Vol 49, No 2, November 2011

  • The Garibaldi Hotel
  • From the President’s Desktop
  • 2011 AGM
  • 40th Anniversary of the Battle for Kelly’s Bush

Vol 49, No 1, April 2011

  • A visit to Thomas Muir’s Huntershill, Scotland, Beverley Sherry
  • From the President’s desktop, Tony Coote
  • In the room of kings, Chris Hartley
  • Community lands under threat in  Hunters Hill, Brigid Dowsett and Alister Sharp

Vol 48 No 2 November 2010-1 and Vol 48 No 2 November 2010-2 and Vol 48 No 2 November 2010-3

  • A personal tribute to Douglass Baglin, Beverley Sherry
  • From the President’s Desktop, Tony Coote
  • Stormater & Sewerage, Bridg Dowsett
  • Death by a Thousand Cuts, Sally Gaunt

Vol 48, No 1, April 2010

  • From The President’s Desktop, Tony Coote
  • Old Houses are Environmentally Friendly, Kate Clark
  • Protecting Trees on Building Sites, Brigid Dowsett

Vol 47, No 2, October 2009 

  • From the President’s Desktop, Tony Coote
  • Thomas Muir and the Naming of Hunter’s Hill, Beverley Sherry
  • Boronia Park Reflections, A Conversation with Arthur Mashford, Sally Gaunt and Brigid Dowsett

Vol 47, No 1, May 2009

  • Some Lost Wharves of Hunters Hill, Kate Russell
  • Ryde Hunters Hill Local Environment Plan
  • Four Storey Limit
  • From The President’s Desktop, Tony Coote

Vol 46, No 2, November 2008

  • From The President’s Desktop, Tony Coote
  • 40th Anniversary
  • The Chalet
  • Heritage Watch

Vol 46, No 1, May 2008

  • From The President’s Desktop, David Gaunt
  • At the Crossroads, Ryde Road Revisited, David Gaunt
  • The Chalet, a Treasure in Danger, Tony Coote
  • Heritage Watch, Sally Gaunt

Vol 45, No 3, November 2007

  • From The President’s Desktop, David Gaunt
  • Greening your Home, Peter Meloy
  • Riverglade, Sally Gaunt

Vol 45, No 2, April 2007

  • From The President’s Desktop, David Gaunt
  • Two good results at the Land and Environment Court
  • An Overlooked Stone Structure:  the Bridge Street Bridge, Paul Fletcher
  • The Concept of Context, Robyn Christie
  • Your House, seminar
  • Announcements

    GOOD NEWS!

     

    Hunters Hill Council has won its case at the Land & Environment Court which supported Council’s rejection of the 4 storey  ‘shop-top housing development’ planned on the old bank sites at 58-60 Gladesville Road at the overpass.

     

    It found that the building didnt comply with the DCP, was too high, had insufficient setbacks and overshadowed neighbouring heritage buildings.  The judgment can be found here:

     

    http://www.caselaw.nsw.gov.au/action/PJUDG?jgmtid=153901