Ellie Busby is a news reporter for Western Sydney Publishing Group. With a focus on urban design, real estate development, and legal reform, she covers a diverse range of topics including construction, animal welfare, and regional interest stories. Ellie has been featured in notable publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and Brisbane Times, and was recognized as Young Writer of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards in 2024.
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Ellie Busby's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Parramatta area, with a significant emphasis on crime and community-focused themes. She often includes announcements and expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Anthony Segaert, Ellie Busby
By: Anthony Segaert, Ellie Busby
The state's building regulator has ordered the collapsed Sydney developer Bathla Group to fix serious defects in one of its major projects, as administrators desperately work to save the company from liquidation.
By: Ellie Busby
Construction on the company’s projects will grind to a halt if funding is not secured by Monday, administrators told a meeting of creditors on Friday.
By: Anthony Segaert, Ellie Busby
By: Anthony Segaert, Ellie Busby
By: Anthony Segaert, Ellie Busby
Blacktown City Council has registered as a creditor as administrators of the building giant stand down 213 staff and suspend construction projects across the city.
By: Ellie Busby
The family behind collapsed Sydney developer Bathla Group had grandiose plans for their palatial $5.5 million Dural mansion: a basketball
By: Ellie Busby
Construction may have been suspended on many of the collapsed developers projects, but it’s not the case for a property owned by the family.
By: Ellie Busby
Western Sydney residents say they are concerned kangaroos will be killed to make way for 1500 homes planned to be built by the local university.
