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Ratepayers to Foot the Bill for Councillor Squabbling

Hawkesbury Council General Manager Liz Richardson has branded relationships between popularly elected councillors as ”fractured” and has engaged outside consultants to try and fix the situation in an email to all 12 Hawkesbury City Council (HCC) councillors.

Since the email was sent in May, there has been a public attack by Mayor Sarah McMahon on at least three councillors and she has successfully campaigned for the Liberal Party to suspend Councillor Nathan Zamprogno from the organisation where she sits on the NSW State Executive. Cr Zamprogno has branded Cr McMahon a bully and Cr McMahon has claimed Cr Zamprogno is a thief.

Ratepayers to Foot the Bill for Councillor Squabbling

Ratepayers to Foot the Bill for Councillor Squabbling

Hawkesbury Council General Manager Liz Richardson has branded relationships between popularly elected councillors as ”fractured” and has engaged outside consultants to try and fix the situation in an email to all 12 Hawkesbury City Council (HCC) councillors. Since the email was sent in May, there...

Unearthing the Secrets of the Hawkesbury Body Farm

Have you ever wondered what happens out at the body farm? Join author and journalist Jackie Dent as she discusses with Hawkesbury Post publisher, Samantha Magnusson about her time at the Australian Facility for Taphomonic Experimental Research as part of her research into her book on whole body donation – “The Great Dead Body Teachers.”

Jackie’s grandparents donated their bodies to the University of Queensland and she went on a quest to find out what happened to their bodies, the fate of donors now and the incredible history of anatomy and dissection.

Mayor behind Liberal Councillor’s dumping

The NSW Division of the Liberal Party has handed long time Hawkesbury Councillor Nathan Zamprogno a three-year suspension from the party, amidst growing tension in the council. 

The reason he was suspended included complaints that he would not support Liberal backed motions in favour of developers, land clearing or infrastructure that affected heritage sites – and that he did not vote for Labor’s Barry Calvert for deputy mayor.

The motion to remove Cr Zamprogno from the Liberal Party was championed by Hawkesbury Mayor Sarah McMahon, and her predecessor, Cr Patrick Conolly, according to internal Liberal Party documents.

Mayor behind Liberal Councillor’s dumping

The NSW Division of the Liberal Party has handed long time Hawkesbury Councillor Nathan Zamprogno a three-year suspension from the party, amidst growing tension in the council. 

The reason he was suspended included complaints that he would not support Liberal backed motions in favour of developers, land clearing or infrastructure that affected heritage sites – and that he did not vote for Labor’s Barry Calvert for deputy mayor.

The motion to remove Cr Zamprogno from the Liberal Party was championed by Hawkesbury Mayor Sarah McMahon, and her predecessor, Cr Patrick Conolly, according to internal Liberal Party documents.

Mayor behind Liberal Councillor’s dumping

Mayor behind Liberal Councillor’s dumping

The NSW Division of the Liberal Party has handed long time Hawkesbury Councillor Nathan Zamprogno a three-year suspension from the party, amidst growing tension in the council. ...

Windsor High car show a roaring success

Windsor High car show a roaring success

  It’s one of the biggest local car shows in our region and with over 1000 visitors coming through the gates the Windsor High School Car Show has once again raised much-needed funds for the public...

Missing Wildlife Data Raises Concerns Over Developers and Koala Habitat 

Four years worth of vital wildlife rescue data that helps to guide property development approvals, including in the Hawkesbury, is missing from a New South Wales native animal tracking database. The data gap has left hundreds of rescues of threatened endangered species, including koalas, unrecorded across the state.

WIRES, a prominent wildlife rescue group, has described this data gap as a “gift” to developers, attributing it to the long-standing under-resourcing of the BioNet database by the previous state government. 

This information vacuum empowers property developers to obtain approvals for development projects based on inaccurate evidence of endangered species inhabiting the sites in question, environmental groups said.

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