Triple H Newsdesk - Entire Programme 27/11/13

This week's entire Triple H Newsdesk program. All the region's news, plus: Newsdesk looks at a local proposal for a women’s homelessness shelter in Hornsby. What can the north shore community do about a problem that’s very hard to see? And, confusion and concern over a plan by the state government to allow unregulated clearing of trees in bushfire-prone areas. We hear about the group of Berowra locals determined to renovate sporting facilities at a local oval themselves. They’re doing it without the council’s help - and without their money. And a mural at Asquith Boys High School is about to be demolished. But it was never supposed to be painted in the first place. What is it, and why has it become such an icon? This week's program is once again slightly shorter than usual due to the absence of James Elton-Pym, who is away this week. It's also our last program for the year - thank you very much for listening and we'll be back after our break over the summer. Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/triplehnewsdesk and we'll continue to keep you updated there.