by Sam Magnusson | Aug 7, 2023 | News, Priority, Top News
Recent lab results from an extensive eDNA testing campaign have confirmed the presence of Platypus in the wider Kurrajong and Bilpin areas. The community science initiative, organised with the support of the Hawkesbury Environment Network (HEN) and Dr. Michelle Ryan...
by Sam Magnusson | Aug 4, 2023 | News, Priority
A last minute deal with Lower Portland Ferry operator TONO by the Hawkesbury and Hills Councils, will see the service continue to operate until September 2024. Funding details were not provided for the extended contract. However, NSW government’s part-funding...
by Sam Magnusson | Aug 3, 2023 | News, Priority, Top News
A cloud of uncertainty hovers over Hawkesbury’s two most eagerly anticipated major infrastructure projects. The Pitt Town Bypass and third crossing over the Hawkesbury River Richmond are aimed at bolstering flood resilience, providing critical evacuation routes and...
by Sam Magnusson | Aug 3, 2023 | News, Priority
The state government has set mid-term Mayoral elections for next month that will test the Hawkesbury City Council’s unusual Liberal Party-Australian Labor Party alliance. The elections must be held in September, according to a public notice issued by the Office of...
by Sam Magnusson | Aug 2, 2023 | News, Sports
As the World Championships of Deaf Football approach, all eyes are on the Deaf Football Australia (DFA) team as they gear up to represent their country in Kuala Lumpur this September. Among the dedicated professionals supporting the squad is local physiotherapist...
by Publishing | Aug 2, 2023 | councillor watch, News, Priority
Last night Hawkesbury Post readers would have seen lots of discussion about the potential closure of the Lower Portland Ferry. To provide clarity to the article the picture shows the questions from the Hawkesbury Post (HP) sent to Hawkesbury Council (HCC) and also,...