Editorial: Last week NSW Police...
Ratepayers hit with $46,000 censure bill for Councillor as he feuds with Mayor
Michael Sainsbury Hawkesbury ratepayers have forked out at least $46,000 for the Hawkesbury City Council’s successful code of conduct motion to censure Councillor Eddie Dogramaci. Cr Dogramaci was found to have breached council rules by attaching his council business...
Three fires in two weeks on same Windsor street
Windsor’s George Street has experienced a string of unfortunate incidents as fire crews were called to yet another fire today, marking the third fire incident within a two-week span. This recent incident occurred at the NAB bank. Earlier this month, fire...
South Windsor man arrested in major crackdown on domestic violence
A South Windsor man has been charged with domestic violence and firearms offences as part of a four-day high-impact operation that resulted in almost 600 people being charged with serious domestic violence-related offences. Operation Amarok III, an intelligence-based...
Deadly bee mite transported from Hawkesbury to the NSW Central West
The battle against the deadly Varroa mite has taken a concerning turn as the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) confirmed the first detection of the parasite in the Central West region. Despite this setback, officials from the DPI remain resolute in their...
Two arrested after police pursuit across Western Sydney with shots fired
In a dramatic police operation this morning, two men were arrested following a pursuit across western Sydney, which involved shots fired by officers. The incident unfolded in the Lalor Park area, but ultimately resulted in the apprehension of the suspects in Katoomba....
Hawkesbury mobile phone users urged to identify blackspots
Mobile phone users in the Hawkesbury are being urged to help identify mobile blackspots in preparation for the next $20 million round of the Peri-Urban Mobile Program (PUMP) that aims to improve mobile coverage on the urban fringes. Federal Member for Macquarie, Susan...Keep Updated
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Bushfire Outlook Grim But Not Black Summer, Yet
The Australian fire season is gearing up, and...
Inquiry into $30m Plus Sewer “Catastrophe” Launched
Ratepayers and residents had a win in council...
45 percent of Australians Open to Trading Pay for Flexibility
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Regenerating the Lowlands
Dear Farming Friends, I have to be honest, I...