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Hawkesbury’s only late night GP clinic to close end of the month

by Wagner | Jan 23, 2022 | News

The Hawkesbury will be left without a late night after-hours GP clinic with the closure of the clinic at Hawkesbury Hospital from next week. The Hawkesbury District Health Service (HDHS) say they are making the move due to low demand and “recruitment challenges”....

Hawkesbury schools will not close if they have a positive COVID case – new term begins on time

by Wagner | Jan 23, 2022 | News

Hawkesbury school pupils will return to classes when the new term begins at the end of this month and into early February and each will have to have a Rapid Antigen Test (RAT) twice a week for at least the first 4 weeks. Schools will not be closed if there is a...

COVID update – Hawkesbury cases continue to rise, active cases dip slightly – record 46 NSW deaths

by Wagner | Jan 21, 2022 | News

Welcome to Friday evening and the daily update of COVID numbers across our region. Here’s an interesting fact to kick us off this evening, out of the official figures so far – if you’re fully vaccinated the likelihood of you dying of COVID in NSW is 1...

Libs set to flex their muscles on land clearing, Warragamba, rates, and potential land use controls

by Wagner | Jan 21, 2022 | News

On the agenda at this coming Tuesday’s first Council meeting of the new term are a whole raft of issues which will show just how much control the Liberals have over Hawkesbury Council. Rates We could ultimately be looking at a major rates redistribution which...

$1.1m promised to Hawkesbury SES, plus $50K for each RFS brigade – Labor’s $4.95m emergency pledge

by Wagner | Jan 20, 2022 | News

An Albanese Government will boost the Hawkesbury’s and Blue Mountains’ ability to prepare for and respond to disasters like fires, floods and storms by providing $4.95 million to local emergency services, says the party’s leader today as he visits the...