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18 May 2023
NEW VISION FOR HILLS SHIRE
Council seeking feedback on growth plans
A LONG-term plan to create thousands of new jobs, drive economic opportunities, and position The Hills Shire as a region for innovation, health and science has been released for community feedback.
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29 July 2021
PARRAMATTA LORD MAYOR CALLS IT A DAY
Bob's focus turns to family and health
DI BARTOK
DI BARTOK
THE decision has been made - Bob Dwyer, Lord Mayor of Parramatta, will not contest the upcoming local government election in December.
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10 July 2021
FORCE ISN'T THE ANSWER, SAYS LIVERPOOL MAYOR
We are sending the "wrong" COVID message
AN advertised show of force by NSW police in South West Sydney sends the wrong message about the spread of the Delta variant of coronavirus and will do nothing to prevent it, Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said.
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20 December 2019
CULTURAL, CIVIC CENTRE APPROVED
5 Parramatta Square to start
CITY of Parramatta Council will start construction of 5 Parramatta Square after its Development Application was approved by the Sydney Central City Planning Panel.
CITY of Parramatta Council will start construction of 5 Parramatta Square after its Development Application was approved by the Sydney Central City Planning Panel.
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23 September 2019
PARRAMATTA ELECTS NEW MAYOR
Bob Dwyer: Mayor, Michelle Garrard: Deputy
CITY of Parramatta Council has elected Councillor Bob Dwyer as its new Lord Mayor with Councillor Michelle Garrard appointed as Deputy Lord Mayor at a Council Meeting this evening.
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12 September 2019
PARRAMATTA'S NEW AQUATIC CENTRE
Partnership for year-round facility
PARRAMATTA will build a new aquatic centre following a $77M funding partnership between the NSW Government and Parramatta City Council.
PARRAMATTA will build a new aquatic centre following a $77M funding partnership between the NSW Government and Parramatta City Council.
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01 August 2019
MOUNTAINS AVIATION HUB REBORN
Lithgow couple want 50-year licence
RED DWYER
RED DWYER
INVESTMENT in a small rundown airfield – two dirt strips carved out in dense bushland – aims to create an aviation hub and leverage the tourism industry’s annual $400M contribution to the Blue Mountains economy.
