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Woman and Baby Missing from Richmond
Police are appealing for public for assistance to locating a young woman and her infant son who have gone missing from Sydney’s north-west region.
Nineteen-year-old Emily Roberts, accompanied by her 6-month-old baby boy, was last seen in Richmond around noon on Sunday, October 15, 2023.
Woman and Baby Missing from Richmond
Police are appealing for public for assistance to locating a young woman and her infant son who have gone missing from Sydney's north-west region. Nineteen-year-old Emily Roberts, accompanied by her 6-month-old baby boy, was last seen in Richmond around noon on Sunday, October 15, 2023. Concerns...
Air tanker ‘Marie Bashir’ off to fight US wildfires
In an effort to extend a helping hand across borders, the New South Wales Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) has dispatched the Large Air Tanker, the 'Marie Bashir,' from its home base at RAAF Richmond...
Serious concerns about Hawkesbury council’s record on koalas
Michael Sainsbury There is growing concern amongst wildlife and environmental groups about Hawkesbury City Council’s (HCC) failure to protect koalas and other endangered species. They are worried...
State refuse to reveal how many students enrolled in under-threat equine courses at Richmond TAFE
In a move Federal MP Susan Templeman has described as “disgraceful”...
It was Hawkesbury’s second big flood in a row…some lessons to be learnt
This evening Hawkesbury Council will hold a public meeting of its...
Bilpin’s Tutti Fruitti told by Council they need to move entrance sign after 18 years or be fined
Bilpin's iconic Tutti Fruitti have been told to move their...
Severe Weather Warning: Damaging Winds – could hit the Hawkesbury by Friday
Source: Bureau of Meteorology You may have noticed it's a bit...
Penrith Panthers’ Path to Victory and Talent Retention
In the wake of Penrith Panthers’ remarkable third Grand Final victory, we had the privilege of speaking with Lee Hopkins, the Head of Pathways at the club. Following the thrilling win over the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL Grand Final, Hopkins shared insights into the future of the game and the challenges of nurturing and retaining young talent in a league where rival clubs are constantly poaching rising stars.
Hopkins, who has a long history with the Panthers, spoke about his journey with the club. Having played for the Panthers in the late 1990’s and early 2000, he returned as a coach in 2010 before taking on his current role as Head of Pathways.
Penrith Panthers’ Path to Victory and Talent Retention
In the wake of Penrith Panthers' remarkable third Grand Final victory, we had the privilege of speaking with Lee Hopkins, the Head of Pathways at the club. Following the...
Polo a Win for the Local Economy
With Spring polo season in full swing more than 600 polo ponies have descended upon the Hawkesbury region, setting up their temporary residence for a few weeks. While this equestrian influx has been a source of great excitement for polo enthusiasts, it has also proven to be an extraordinary economic catalyst, injecting hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy within a mere 10 days.
Polo a Win for the Local Economy
With Spring polo season in full swing more than 600 polo ponies have descended upon the Hawkesbury region, setting up their temporary residence for a few weeks. While this equestrian influx has been a source of great excitement for polo enthusiasts, it has also proven to be an extraordinary economic catalyst, injecting hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy within a mere 10 days.
Polo a Win for the Local Economy
With Spring polo season in full swing more than 600 polo ponies have descended upon the Hawkesbury region, setting up their temporary residence for a few weeks. While this...
Man airlifted after single motor vehicle accident on Bell’s Line of Road, Bilpin
A man aged in his 40s has been airlifted to hospital in a serious but stable condition after his vehicle left the road and struck a tree on Bell’s Line of Road at Bilpin yesterday afternoon. The...
Sackville Ferry closure for essential work
Commuters are advised to make alternative arrangements on Monday 29th May as the Sackville Ferry undergoes essential maintenance. The Ferry will be closed between 8pm and 5am while asphalting and...
ASK THE VET. Dr. Jim.
I came across my first case of ‘Queensland Itch’ when I was working in Windsor in 1970. A pony at Scheyville, had a particularly nasty skin disease which looked like the classic condition known as “Queensland Itch”.
ASK THE VET. Dr. Jim.
'Queensland Itch' I came across my first case of 'Queensland Itch' when I was working in Windsor in 1970. A pony at Scheyville, had a particularly nasty skin disease which looked like the classic condition known as “Queensland Itch”. The only problem with that diagnosis was that we were a long way...
NSW government refuses to ban silica stone
The NSW Government has refused to endorse an outright ban on engineered stone, a product that produces silica dust which can cause lung cancer. “We should accept the fact that some pretty powerful...
NAB under fire over Windsor branch closure
National Australia Bank (NAB) has come under fire after announcing it will close it’s Windsor branch in August this year forcing customers to travel to Rouse Hill, Castle Hill or use local Australia...
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Flood Watch for Hawkesbury Nepean – minor flooding possible into Tues
Source: Bureau of Meteorology This is a flood watch at the...
NSW Severe Thunderstorm Warning: Heavy Rain – Bilpin on the radar…
Source: Bureau of Meteorology Locations which may be affected...
50% cut in Council meetings pushed through on casting vote of Mayor – but no cut to councillor fees
As the flood clean-up continues and many damaged roads are still...
Free vet help and pet supplies from RSPCA and Animal Welfare League – Richmond, Windsor, Riverstone
Check out the times, venues and services below... Anyone who has...
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Reminder – clocks go back an hour in the early hours of Sunday as daylight saving ends…
Just a reminder, clocks go back an hour at 3am...
State refuse to reveal how many students enrolled in under-threat equine courses at Richmond TAFE
In a move Federal MP Susan Templeman has...
It was Hawkesbury’s second big flood in a row…some lessons to be learnt
This evening Hawkesbury Council will hold a...
Bilpin’s Tutti Fruitti told by Council they need to move entrance sign after 18 years or be fined
Bilpin's iconic Tutti Fruitti have been told...