Mark Greenhill
AustraliapoliticianMale5.5Global Dominance: 0.00%Mark Greenhill is the mayor of Katoomba, who asserts that the town remains a premier tourist destination and is committed to enhancing its appeal through ongoing improvements and community engagement.
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Mark Greenhill has long campaigned for the flight paths to change to avoid impacting the Blue Mountains.
What residents heard on first night of freight servicesAustralia· 2026-07-28
Mark Greenhill, the Blue Mountains Labor Mayor, reiterated concerns that flight paths for the new airport risked compromising the area’s world heritage listing.
How new freight hub will change night-time flight rules at Sydney AirportAustralia· 2026-07-26
Mark Greenhill, the Blue Mountains mayor, raised concerns about the bushfire-prone land certification during a council meeting.
Status lifted one day after housing proposal fast-trackedAustralia· 2026-07-15
Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill has been vocal in opposing the development, calling it 'the worst we have ever seen'.
Residents and Blue Mountains Council fight against proposed $92 million Narrow Neck Road projectAustralia· 2026-07-13
Mayor Mark Greenhill said the idea of such a development in the Blue Mountains, a city contained within a World Heritage site, was 'diabolical'.
Blue Mountains data centre application withdrawn as resident claim victoryAustralia· 2026-06-25
Mayor Mark Greenhill remains opposed to the development, calling it a diabolical idea.
Katoomba data centre proposed by MAK Urban Group attracts local opposition in Blue MountainsAustralia· 2026-06-22
Blue Mountains City Council Mayor Mark Greenhill says visitor numbers have exploded.
Australia’s top beach ‘in danger of being loved to death’ by touristsAustralia· 2026-02-05
Mayor Mark Greenhill said 'we cannot, in good conscience, keep it open'.
Popular Blue Mountains destination Lincoln’s Rock to closeAustralia· 2026-01-26
Mayor Mark Greenhill said Katoomba remained an outstanding tourist destination, and visitor numbers were increasing.
Millions of visitors drive through this town every year. Some tell them to skip itAustralia· 2025-05-10
