Hawkesbury. Horse Talk on US TV

Hawkesbury-bred Katie Hickson, producer/director/host, of Horse Talk TV, which had an Australian audience of some 40,000 people will soon be viewed by an audience of more than 17 million in the USA. The six-episode show was seen on TVS Sydney and other Community TV stations around the country in October and November. US cable network, Horse Racing TV, noticed the show and approached Ms Hickson about licensing it. A 13-episode show is in the works.

Bankstown. Four senior positions available

Bankstown City Council is upgrading its service delivery and asset management by calling for applications for four senior positions, namely, director of assets and infrastructure; city services; planning and environment; and corporate and financial services “to drive the dynamic progress planned for Bankstown”.

Baulkham Hills. Cmmercial sites available

The Hills Shire Council is seeking proposals for a range of commercial activities in the Bella Vista Farm Park precinct that “can add to the quality of life of residents of the Sydney Hills and enhances the Norwest Business Park experience”.

Bankstown. Two flight centres collapse

More than 100 international students enrolled in Bankstown Airport-based Sydney Flight Centre and Aerospace Aviation have lost $3 million after the collapse of the flight-training schools. Sydney Flight Centre’s parent company, Corporate Aviation Services, was placed in administration on November 25, owing creditors more than $7 million. The flying school and charter company, Aerospace Aviation, collapsed on November 30, owing $3.5 million. The federal education department is investigating the conduct of both companies prior to them entering administration, according to The Daily Telegraph.

Penrith. Board members for catchment

The Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Management Authority is seeking expressions of interest for new part-time board members for a three-year term, with eligibility for reappointment. The board is responsible to the minister for environment, climate change and water for coordinating natural resources management in the catchment. The remuneration package is valued at $18,900.