Dural Country Club, Dural Country Club soccer teams, Redfield Lions Soccer and Rugby Clubs and the Pacific Hills Pumas Soccer Club. Dural Rugby Club organises Wallatag in the Summer Months which is held on a Friday night at Bernie Mullane Sports Complex in Kellyville. Hills Hawks Junior Rugby League Football Club has its home ground at Dural Park, Quarry Road Dural Transport Dural has no railway station but is connected to Castle Hill metro station and Pennant Hills railway station via bus services operated by Hillsbus. A Hillsbus depot is located on New Line Road next to McDonald's. Media Between 1985 and 1987, Dural was the site for tapings of the television game show It's a Knockout shown nationally on the Ten Network and hosted by Billy J Smith and Fiona MacDonald. However, due to numerous complaints from local residents the show was cancelled in 1987. Dural was also the setting for the home of the wealthy Hamilton family, at 631 Old Northern Road, in the soap opera Sons And Daughters during its 1981–1987 run. Le Chateau, a landmark manor house in Dural was host to the set of Beauty and The Geek, a similar theme of television show to The Bachelor. The Le Chateau is now owned by Harach Lucas, founder and CEO of MicroChannel. Communications Quarry Road is home to the Amateur Radio New South Wales clubrooms, library, and broadcasting site. References External links [CC-By-SA] Suburbs of Sydney The Hills Shire Hornsby Shire