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Hawkesbury local secures the top showjumping job in the world: Todd Hinde makes history
Local Hawkesbury resident, Todd Hinde, has made history by becoming the first Australian to be appointed as the Jumping Director for the International Equestrian Federation (FEI). The 35-year-old, hailing from Richmond, has long been a prominent figure in the Australian equestrian community, particularly in the realm of showjumping.
The high profile appointment not only represents personal success for Hinde but underscores the dedication and talent present within the Australian equestrian scene.
Hawkesbury local secures the top showjumping job in the world: Todd Hinde makes history
Local Hawkesbury resident, Todd Hinde, has made history by becoming the first Australian to be appointed as the Jumping Director for the International Equestrian Federation (FEI). The 35-year-old, hailing from Richmond, has long been a prominent figure in the Australian equestrian community,...
Djuramin the wallaroo rescued from dead mum’s pouch inspires launch of Macdonald Valley for Wildlife
 Little Djuramin – as regular readers who have been following her story will know – is a miracle wallaroo - that's her on the right of our main picture. Min, as her name was soon shortened to, was...
Raptor Squad make 4 arrests Tuesday in raids at Glossodia, Wilberforce and Blaxlands Ridge
 At 7am today – Tuesday - Raptor Squad police officers carried out search warrants at homes in Blaxlands Ridge, Glossodia, Wilberforce, and Blacktown on associates of the Rebels OMCG.  A shotgun...
HAWKESBURY COVID CASES RISE 7 TO 65
 Latest numbers from NSW Health right now - 1pm - show Hawkesbury...
WED COVID UPDATE – 919 NEW NSW CASES – HAWKESBURY CASES RISE 7 TO 65
 There's been a massive jump in COVID numbers with 919 new NSW...
WINDSOR COVID ALERT ISSUED
  NSW Health alert for: Rum Corps Barracks Golf Centre 61A...
People Not Parties announce strong independent team for Hawkesbury Council election
People Not Parties unveil their seven-member team for the local...
Godolphin Family Funday
Join Godolphin this Sunday for their Family Funday – a special event with a wide range of activities and entertainment for all members of the family. From face painters transforming little ones into their favorite characters to a talented balloon artist creating...
Godolphin Family Funday
Join Godolphin this Sunday for their Family Funday – a special event with a wide range of activities and entertainment for all members of the family. From face painters...
Council to hike rates and charges in 2023/2024 as it spends $170m
Hawkesbury residents will pay between 3.5% and 14% more in the 2023-2024 financial year for Council services, as it has hiked charges across all its rate categories including sewerage, land rates and waste management as part of its 2023/2024 Operational Plan and Budget passed at last week’s meeting.
The Hawkesbury City Council adopted the Plan at last week’s meeting which will see it spend $170 million this year. Along with rate hikes the cost of most council services have risen except those for development application fees which remain unchanged although building construction certificates costs have risen. This is unusual as a reasonable proportion of the increased waste, drainage and deteriorating road conditions are due to an upswing in development.
Council to hike rates and charges in 2023/2024 as it spends $170m
Hawkesbury residents will pay between 3.5% and 14% more in the 2023-2024 financial year for Council services, as it has hiked charges across all its rate categories including sewerage, land rates and waste management as part of its 2023/2024 Operational Plan and Budget passed at last week’s meeting.
The Hawkesbury City Council adopted the Plan at last week’s meeting which will see it spend $170 million this year. Along with rate hikes the cost of most council services have risen except those for development application fees which remain unchanged although building construction certificates costs have risen. This is unusual as a reasonable proportion of the increased waste, drainage and deteriorating road conditions are due to an upswing in development.
Council to hike rates and charges in 2023/2024 as it spends $170m
Michael Sainsbury Hawkesbury residents will pay between 3.5% and 14% more in the 2023-2024 financial year for Council services. Hawkesbury City Council has approved hiking...
Labor commits to funding for third river crossing, plus millions of dollars for Hawkesbury roads
 Labor has hit back at claims from the Liberal candidate that only she will deliver the so-called third river crossing - a duplication of North Richmond bridge and major road upgrade - by...
Hawkesbury actors travel back to the ’80s in new production of Room to Move
Henry Lawson Theatre is set to take you back to Australia’s 1980s where the colours were bright, greed was good, and the hair was as big as the shoulder pads.  Several Hawkesbury actors star in the...
Relief for Upper Colo residents as bridge reopens after floods
After a lengthy and challenging wait, the Upper Colo Bridge has finally been rebuilt and reopened today, providing immense relief to the residents of Upper Colo. The absence of a bridge, which was swept away by floods in 2021, had caused significant disruptions to the daily lives of the community.
The destruction of the wooden bridge during the March 2021 Hawkesbury River flood had unforeseen consequences for the locals. With the bridge out of commission, residents were forced to rely on a single access road riddled with potholes and landslips, worsened by subsequent rain events. This led to much longer commutes, decreased family gatherings, and increased isolation for the tight-knit community.
Relief for Upper Colo residents as bridge reopens after floods
After a lengthy and challenging wait, the Upper Colo Bridge has finally been rebuilt and reopened today, providing immense relief to the residents of Upper Colo. The absence of a bridge, which was swept away by floods in 2021, had caused significant disruptions to the daily lives of the community....
Flu shot – residents urged to get it now as NSW cases double in a week, hospital visits on the rise
 Hawkesbury residents are being urged to book in for their flu vaccine, with the number of infections across NSW increasing significantly over the last few weeks.  NSW Chief Health Officer, Dr...
Pictures – check out the Grose River Bridge as DA is lodged – opening date expected around 2025
 Here are the first artist’s impressions showing how the proposed new Grose River bridge will look like when completed – we’re looking at around 2025 before it opens and provides another route over...
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WARRAGAMBA DAM LETTING WATER OUT TODAY
 Bit of news just now, and shouldn't be too much drama downstream,...
Freemans Reach pre-school visited by person with COVID – parents wait for NSW Health to contact them
 Freemans Reach preschool Jasmin is closed for at least a week...
North Richmond’s WestRock closed for deep clean after someone with COVID visits the plant
 WestRock – one of the Hawkesbury’s largest employers - had to...
13 COVID cases at Richmond’s Hawkesbury Living – 7 residents, 6 staff
 We reported yesterday on COVID numbers at one of the Hawkesbury’s...
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GOOD NEWS – no new cases of COVID currently at Windsor’s Hawkesbury Hospital
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  NSW Health alert for: Rum Corps Barracks...