Stylecraft & Co., approaching...
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Stylecraft & Co., approaching...
An unprecedented surge in development west of...
Hawkesbury City Council has stated it is not responsible...
Stylecraft & Co., approaching its centennial, is more than a local family-run blind shop; it's a testament to generational craftsmanship and community collaboration. Established in 1933, North Strathfield, Rebecca’s Grandparents specialised in manufacturing...
Stylecraft & Co., approaching its centennial, is more than a local family-run blind shop; it's a testament to generational craftsmanship and community collaboration. Established in 1933, North Strathfield, Rebecca’s Grandparents specialised in manufacturing custom-made blinds and awnings. Over...
Stylecraft & Co., approaching its centennial, is more than a local family-run blind shop; it's a testament to generational craftsmanship and community collaboration. Established in 1933, North...
The Hawkesbury's own Courtney Nevin is set to compete at the Paris Olympics as a travelling reserve for the Matildas, Australia's national women's football team. Last month, the Australian Olympic...
The Hawkesbury's own Courtney Nevin is set to compete at the Paris...
Following the revelation of high concentrations of FAS chemicals in...
When the first of a series of major floods hit the Hawkesbury in...
Huge crowds descended on Clarendon Showgrounds this weekend for the...
Local businesses around shopping precincts in the Hawkesbury are increasingly angry over ongoing parking issues impacting their operations and bottom lines. Owners are repeatedly fined for parking near their own businesses, forcing them to frequently move their vehicles throughout the business day.
After years of upheaval due to COVID-19 and flooding, small businesses in the Hawkesbury – the backbone of the local economy – have been doing it tough. Foot traffic is down, and the cost of living crisis is keeping customers away. However, businesses say that rather than looking for ways to assist them during these times, rules and regulations imposed by Hawkesbury Council are making it harder.
Local businesses around shopping precincts in the Hawkesbury are increasingly angry over ongoing parking issues impacting their operations and bottom lines. Owners are repeatedly...
New images show the major restoration work to rebuild the historic Thomas James Bridge on Settlers Road near Lower Macdonald after it was extensively damaged by flooding.
The oldest road bridge still in use on the Australian mainland, was built by hand in 1830 using stone quarried from the surrounding hillside. This bridge, part of the world heritage-listed Old Great North Road, is of significant historical value due to it role in connecting the Hunter Valley to Sydney and as the first road constructed north of the Hawkesbury River.
New images show the major restoration work to rebuild the historic Thomas James Bridge on Settlers Road near Lower Macdonald after it was extensively damaged by flooding.
The oldest road bridge still in use on the Australian mainland, was built by hand in 1830 using stone quarried from the surrounding hillside. This bridge, part of the world heritage-listed Old Great North Road, is of significant historical value due to it role in connecting the Hunter Valley to Sydney and as the first road constructed north of the Hawkesbury River.
New images show the major restoration work to rebuild the historic Thomas James Bridge on Settlers Road near Lower Macdonald after it was extensively damaged by flooding. The...
Local businesses around shopping precincts in the Hawkesbury are increasingly angry over ongoing parking issues impacting their operations and bottom lines. Owners are repeatedly fined for parking...
New images show the major restoration work to rebuild the historic Thomas James Bridge on Settlers Road near Lower Macdonald after it was extensively damaged by flooding. The oldest road bridge...
A controversial housing development at 150 Hermitage Road, Kurrajong, threatens to devastate a pristine koala habitat just 150 metres away, sparking outrage among local residents and environmental groups. The project could destroy one of the region’s most significant wildlife corridors, endangering koalas and other vulnerable species dependent on this critical ecosystem.
The development was approved by Hawkesbury City Council (HCC) in 2010 but has been dormant until now. Despite changes to environmental regulations and planning laws, it is allowed to proceed under the historical DA conditions, referred to as “Zombie DAs.”
A controversial housing development at 150 Hermitage Road, Kurrajong, threatens to devastate a pristine koala and wildlife habitat just 150 metres away, sparking outrage among local residents and environmental groups. The project could destroy one of the region's most significant wildlife...
A controversial housing development at 150 Hermitage Road, Kurrajong, threatens to devastate a pristine koala and wildlife habitat just 150 metres away, sparking outrage among local residents and...
After years of anticipation and delays, the long-awaited Pitt Town Bypass is finally set to become a reality. NSW Premier Chris Minns announced the milestone during his visit to the Hawkesbury in...
After years of anticipation and delays, the long-awaited Pitt Town...
At just 16 years old, Mikaela Shedden has already danced her way to...
The Hawkesbury has been exempt from plans to force Low and Mid-Rise...
Hawkesbury City Council has said it is not responsible for informing...
Hawkesbury City Council has said it is not responsible for informing residents about cancer-causing "forever"...
More than two years after Hawkesbury City Council hired a consultant to investigate the drainage system in Richmond...
by Imogen Abbott Fantasia Showstoppers is seeking young and talented actors, singers, and dancers to star in its...
An unprecedented surge in development west of the Hawkesbury River could potentially see more than 7,000 new dwellings...
The New South Wales Government has unveiled a plan to enhance flood preparedness and emergency response capabilities...
The Secret Garden at Western Sydney University is a delightful haven nestled in the heart of the Hawkesbury. One local...
More than 320,000 chickens will be destroyed in the Hawkesbury region this week to prevent the spread of bird flu,...
Hawkesbury City Council (HCC) has refused to disclose whether defamation proceedings threatened by Mayor Sarah McMahon...
Bird Flu has been detected on a Hawkesbury egg farm sparking a biosecurity emergency. The New South Wales Government...
The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has announced proposed changes to federal electoral boundaries, including...
Emergency responders in the Hawkesbury region, who have been crucial during multiple severe floods, have been excluded...
Hawkesbury City Council has stated it is not responsible for informing residents about the cancer-causing chemicals...
One of Australia's leading water experts, Professor Stuart Khan, said that the huge water spill from Warragamba Dam...
Hawkesbury commuters faced unprecedented gridlock yesterday due to the simultaneous closures of the Richmond and...
"I am thrilled beyond words and never expected to win the Archibald Prize," said Laura Jones. "Growing up in...
With a dedication to equestrian sports which has spanned decades, Colleen Brook, is set to receive the prestigious...
In the wake of the devastating 2022 floods, a New South Wales Parliament inquiry has brought to light harrowing...
Geotechnical experts are undertaking “invasive investigations” at the site of a sinkhole on The Terrace at Windsor....
Local charity, Hawkesbury Helping Hands (HHH), has reported a disturbing increase in the number of people seeking safe...
In a spectacle that captivated a packed Stadium Australia, the Matildas advanced in their Paris Olympics campaign last...