Jim O’Rourke

May 14, 2024 | kidsnews.com.au | Jim O’Rourke |Jim O'Rourke

READING LEVEL: ORANGESurging complaints about “fat bikes” potentially killing or injuring pedestrians have prompted one council to introduce an Australian-first safety “code” for the often young riders of e-bikes. NSW’s Northern Beaches Council introduced the voluntary* code after growing reports of dangerous riding behaviour that could cause “death or injury”.

Apr 7, 2024 | editorandpublisher.com | Jim O’Rourke

Posted Monday, April 8, 2024 10:06 am I’m excited about our acquisition of the Times Publishing Newspapers. Donna Allen and her team have done an amazing job consistently and creatively growing print advertising revenue. We’re thankful for the opportunity to acquire and continue to run this group.” Times Publishing Newspapers, Inc. in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has been recently acquired by O’Rourke Media Group, based in Gilbert, Arizona. Times Publishing’s group of papers include the...

Apr 5, 2024 | couriermail.com.au | Madeline Crittenden |Jim O’Rourke |William Tyson |Catherine Piltz

Residents in the low-lying areas of Chipping Norton were ordered to evacuate last night and those around the Hawkesbury River are bracing for flooding to come as Warragamba Dam spills over. Several bridges along the Hawkesbury are already underwater, with the Windsor Bridge likely to also be closed this afternoon.

Apr 4, 2024 | thechronicle.com.au | Madeline Crittenden |Jim O’Rourke |William Tyson |Catherine Piltz

Residents in the low-lying areas of Chipping Norton have been ordered to evacuate before midnight and the SES has warned locals in other parts of Sydney to be ready to leave as rain continues to cause flooding. NSW’s severe weather warning has been upgraded and residents told to brace for flash flooding, as experts predict up to 300mm of rain across some parts of the state. Trains, roads and Sydney airport are in disarray as authorities scramble to cope with the deluge.

Apr 4, 2024 | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Madeline Crittenden |Jim O’Rourke |William Tyson |Catherine Piltz

Residents in the low-lying areas of Chipping Norton have been ordered to evacuate before midnight and the SES has warned locals in other parts of Sydney to be ready to leave as rain continues to cause flooding. NSW’s severe weather warning has been upgraded and residents told to brace for flash flooding, as experts predict up to 300mm of rain across some parts of the state. Trains, roads and Sydney airport are in disarray as authorities scramble to cope with the deluge.