Wests Tigers hit rock bottom
It had to be. Rock bottom. After the week in hell. And so it was. In the deep north of Australia. More than 2,000 kilometres from Balmain. Even more from Campbelltown. About 50 more, give or take. It was 20-0 …
Minto’s community hub is back
When it declined so badly that it was down to three or four shops battling on, some people were convinced that Minto Mall would never re-open. Or that it would ever be as good as it was in its heyday …
Doyle slams Labor on refuges
The Labor Party has been accused of ”preying on the fears of the most vulnerable members of the Campbelltown community”. The State Member for Campbelltown, Mr Bryan Doyle, says “Labor has revealed its true colours, rolling out a deceitful “Save Our …
Aboriginal strategy launched
Campbelltown City Council has officially launched two important documents that acknowledge the significant contributions Aboriginal people have made to the City of Campbelltown and pay respect to our city’s Aboriginal heritage. The Campbelltown Aboriginal Strategy 2014-2018, the first of its …
Riverfest has it all
Celebrate our local environment and cultural diversity at Riverfest on Saturday, August 30, and you’ll be in for an experience like no other. Featuring loads of interactive workshops, stalls and entertainment, Campbelltown City Council’s Riverfest has something for everyone. Get …
Tigers up against Cowboys
So the Wests Tigers are off on their 2,000km trek to Townsville this weekend, where they line up against the Cowboys in Round 22 of the 2014 NRL competition. If the long distance was the only obstacle between the Tigers …
Get rid of your chemicals
Liverpool City residents will again get the chance to get rid of problem household chemicals during the Household Chemical CleanOut, an August 17 free and environmentally safe initiative by Liverpool City Council and the NSW Environment Protection Authority. Liverpool City …
Labor blasts $7 co-payment
Labor’s Shadow Minister for Health, Catherine King, Member for Ballarat, will address a public meeting at Lurnea’s George Bates Community Centre on Thursday, August 14. It follows vigorous opposition from the Member for Werriwa, Laurie Ferguson to the proposed $7 …
Repair plan for Liverpool Council admin centre
Liverpool Council has given the green light for plans to upgrade and replace ageing plant and equipment, including cooling tower supports, within its administration building at 33 Moore Street. A report to the July 30 meeting said that Liverpool …
Shelter from the storm: good news for bus commuters in Liverpool
Bus commuters in Liverpool rejoice: Liverpool Council will start building more shelters from next year in a bid to catch up with a backlog nearing the half century mark. They can thank Councillor Anne Stanley, who tabled a notice of …
Liverpool mayor Ned Mannoun guest speaker at networking event
The networking groups of Liverpool (ConnectFX, 4N, BNI, SWNG, SWSBEC Liverpool, Humanize and Liverpool Chamber of Commerce) with the support of the NSW Business Chamber and Liverpool City Council, have combined forces to present Networking@night. Liverpool mayor Ned Mannoun will be a special …
