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Windsor RSL Thrives Amidst Cost of Living Crisis
The Windsor RSL Club has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of the economic challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and rising living costs, largely on the back of gambling revenue.
But despite the not-for-profit’s strong financial performance the club which is supposed to support ex-servicemen and women donated just 1.5 percent of its revenue back to charity and community organisations. According to the club’s website one of those organisatons was the Windsor Golf Club which Windsor RSL purchased last year. Three organisations were related to ex-servicemen and women.
Windsor RSL Thrives Amidst Cost of Living Crisis
The Windsor RSL Club has demonstrated remarkable resilience in the face of the economic challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and rising living costs, largely on the back of gambling revenue. But despite the not-for-profit’s strong financial performance the club which is supposed to...
Chilly week ahead
Get Ready, Hawkesbury—It's Gonna Be Freezing! Get ready to feel the chill! A massive cold front is sweeping through NSW this week, bringing along a load of snow to the Alpine areas and some...
Toxic PFAS chemicals spread in Richmond to riverside soil and recycled water
Michael Sainsbury. The spread of highly toxic PFAS chemicals from the Richmond RAAF base has grown with testing by Hawkesbury City Council and the Western Sydney University finding elevated levels...
Drivers urged to remember it’s double demerits this ANZAC Day long weekend – police
Double demerits apply from a minute after midnight tonight (12.01am)...
COVID rule changes– masks still to be worn on transport, close contacts have no need to isolate
Close contacts of people with COVID will no longer have to isolate...
“Thirty years of hard work and effort” swept down the Hawkesbury and no-one seems able to help
Jeanette Hayden knows she is not alone when it comes to flood damage...
Election wrap – Lib and Lab promise Veterans centre – PM visits – Lib’s Richards’ ‘honest mistake’
This week’s round-up and analysis of Federal Election action in the...
Savour the Flavour Draws the Crowds
The annual “Savour the Flavour” event, hosted by Hawkesbury City Council, drew a strong crowd of locals and visitors on a perfect Saturday in Richmond on the weekend. The day was filled with an array of culinary experiences, from apple pie-eating contests and live music to cooking demonstrations. Thanks to all the attendees, stallholders, and sponsors for making the event such a success.
Savour the Flavour Draws the Crowds
The annual "Savour the Flavour" event, hosted by Hawkesbury City Council, drew a strong crowd of locals and visitors on a perfect Saturday in Richmond on the weekend. The day was...
$8 Million Investment to Bolster Hawkesbury Infrastructure After Floods
Navua Reserve at Grose Wold bore the brunt of successive flood events, resulting in the uprooting of hundreds, if not thousands, of trees and severe erosion along the riverbanks. Like many areas in the Hawkesbury, the road to recovery has been a lengthy one. However, a fresh wave of funding has emerged with the goal of better equipping these public assets to withstand similar events in the future.
The joint federal and state government initiative will see $8 million allocated to Hawkesbury Council to build back public assets, including parks, roads, walkways, and recreational facilities, impacted by the storm and flood events in 2001 and 2002. The funding is designed to fortify the community’s resilience against the recurrent floods and natural disasters that have consistently plagued the region.
$8 Million Investment to Bolster Hawkesbury Infrastructure After Floods
Navua Reserve at Grose Wold bore the brunt of successive flood events, resulting in the uprooting of hundreds, if not thousands, of trees and severe erosion along the riverbanks. Like many areas in the Hawkesbury, the road to recovery has been a lengthy one. However, a fresh wave of funding has emerged with the goal of better equipping these public assets to withstand similar events in the future.
The joint federal and state government initiative will see $8 million allocated to Hawkesbury Council to build back public assets, including parks, roads, walkways, and recreational facilities, impacted by the storm and flood events in 2001 and 2002. The funding is designed to fortify the community’s resilience against the recurrent floods and natural disasters that have consistently plagued the region.
$8 Million Investment to Bolster Hawkesbury Infrastructure After Floods
Navua Reserve at Grose Wold bore the brunt of successive flood events, resulting in the uprooting of hundreds, if not thousands, of trees and severe erosion along the riverbanks....
Local business and artist collaborate to save sight
In a true testament to the power of community-driven initiatives, Specsavers Richmond, has embarked on a partnership with The Fred Hollows Foundation to make a meaningful impact on Aboriginal...
Hawkesbury misses out on $400 million disaster fund due to Perrottet government
Michael Sainsbury The Hawkesbury has missed out on any funding under the first $400 million tranche of the Federal government’s Disaster Ready Funding in the latest blow to its recovery from fire...
There’s No Escaping The Heat
As summer approaches, the specter of an urban heat crisis looms over the Hawkesbury region and its surroundings. In an interview with renowned heat expert Sebastian Pfautsch, we delve into the concerning predictions and potential consequences of what lies ahead, with...
There’s No Escaping The Heat
As summer approaches, the specter of an urban heat crisis looms over the Hawkesbury region and its surroundings. In an interview with renowned heat expert Sebastian Pfautsch, we delve into the concerning predictions and potential consequences of what lies ahead, with a fresh, an worrying update...
Jacob Newman’s making waves in the world of finance from the Hawkesbury
Long-time resident Jacob Newman is making waves in the world of finance with his innovative approach to asset finance. Alongside his business partner, Francesco, Newman has founded Verified Lending,...
Government confirms Warragamba Dam safety and flood risks
The NSW government has confirmed today that Warragamba Dam is potentially no longer safe due to potential risks associated with extreme flooding scenarios. The government has also revealed that the...
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Struggling Hawkesbury businesses say not enough being done by Feds or Council to help them survive
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