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Drowning in Neglect

by Publishing | Apr 13, 2024 | News, Priority, Top News, Uncategorized

From the Editor Here we are again, grappling with the aftermath of yet another flood. Despite enduring seven floods in the past three and a half years, we find ourselves trapped in a frustrating cycle of inaction. Frankly, it’s exhausting having to revisit this...

FLOOD WATCH HAWKESBURY NEPEAN – UPDATE 3

by Publishing | Apr 5, 2024 | News, Priority, Uncategorized

Key points: Flood warning for the Colo River upgraded from yesterday to possible Moderate to Major flooding. Issued at 1:36 pm EDT on Friday 5 April 2024 MINOR TO MAJOR FLOODING POSSIBLE ACROSS PARTS OF NEW SOUTH WALES COAST AND RANGES FROM LATE FRIDAY, INCLUDING THE...

Political Will Threatens Toll Reform For Western Sydney

by Publishing | Mar 13, 2024 | News, Priority, Uncategorized

There is no dispute that Western Sydney residents bear unequal toll burdens but for reform to occur the Minns government is going to have to stare down disgruntled motorists/voters, the powerful toll operators (namely Transurban) and possible threats of legal action....

Flavorful Frugality: How to beat the Budget Blues Without Giving Up Gourmet Goodness

by Publishing | Mar 9, 2024 | News, Uncategorized

Early Autumn is one of those in-between times in Hawkesbury. We could have a sweltering heatwave or start contemplating lighting our fires. It’s not quite stew weather, but maybe there’s an occasion for a light soup on a dull day. Conversely, it can also...

Ferry Commuters in for a Long Drive Home

by Sam Magnusson | Feb 6, 2024 | News, Uncategorized

Sackville ferry commuters can expect long detours later this week with industrial action to once again disrupt normal services. The stoppages will impact services on the Webbs Creek , Wisemans Ferry and Sackville ferry services on Thursday 8 February. between...

The Hawkesbury Cops a Bucketing

by Sam Magnusson | Jan 15, 2024 | News, Uncategorized

Hawkesbury residents woke up to an unprecedented deluge of rain overnight, particularly in Kurrajong Heights with a staggering 151mm recorded until 9am this morning, according to the SES. This rainfall stands as the highest recorded overnight in the Sydney...