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Council Releases 2024 Report Card

Council Releases 2024 Report Card
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Blue Mountains hikes: Three Sisters walk lightning strike leaves four in hospital

Paramedics were told the walkers were holding a steel handrail when lightning hit, during a storm that cau.

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Bilingarra Indigenous Art & Culture Leura Closes, Echo Point Opens New Window

Bilingarra Indigenous Art & Culture Leura Closes, Echo Point Opens New Window
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Businesses join forces to reduce driver fatigue crashes on NSW roads

Date Time Businesses join forces to reduce driver fatigue crashes on NSW roads Two Blue Mountains businesses have put their hands up to help fight driver fatigue and reduce the road toll by offering free ‘cuppas’ to tired drivers. Our local businesses are joining more than 100 businesses across regional NSW to participate in the next phase of the successful Free Cuppa for the Driver scheme that has been running for 11 years. Participating businesses are encouraging drivers to take regular breaks by offering a free cup of tea or coffee to any driver who is more than 100kms away from home. Since 2010, over 25,000 free cuppas have been given away. During that time, across NSW fatigue-related crashes have fallen 19%.

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