Hawkesbury Local Business Awards winners announced
THE 2026 Hawkesbury Local Business Awards Presentation Evening was an occasion of elegance and excitement.
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New airport takes flight as Hawkesbury enters aviation era
INTERNATIONAL services have started as Western Sydney's $5.3B airport opens, bringing new opportunities and concerns for Hawkesbury residents.
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Serviced offices offer new flexibility for Hawkesbury businesses
HAWKESBURY businesses are reducing overheads and costly office fit-outs by adopting a “serviced everything” approach.
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Golf day raises over $30,000 to bring Vinnies Van to the Hawkesbury
PEOPLE in need in the Hawkesbury will soon have access to meals, companionship and support after Celestino’s Charity Golf Day supporting St Vincent de Paul Society NSW raised ov...
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Putting koala safety first on Bells Line of Road
MOTORISTS travelling along Bells Line of Road are being urged to slow down and stay alert for koalas, with additional signage being installed to help protect local koalas during...
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It's time to celebrate our Hawkesbury Businesses
SUSAN TEMPLEMAN | FROM being a kid in my parents' newsagency and growing up in that small business, through having my own company for 25 years, working with a lot of businesses ...
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DRIVING GOOD: Campaign to fund Hawkesbury’s first Vinnies Van
A DAY on the fairways will help put support on the road, with Celestino’s inaugural Charity Golf Day raising funds towards establishing the Hawkesbury’s first Vinnies Van service.
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Excited about Hawkesbury's DA processing times
MARY LYONS BUCKETT | IT’S not every day I get to be excited about development application processing times. But Council’s latest results are worth celebrating.
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COMMUNITY organisations across Macquarie are being encouraged to apply for funding through the latest round of the Federal Government's Stronger Communities Programme. Grants ra...
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AUSTRALIANS winning Set for Life division one will now receive an additional $200,000 upfront, alongside the existing prize of $20,000 monthly for 20 years. Introduced on Septem...
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Council’s new podcast aims to help explain decisions
HAWKESBURY City Council has launched a new monthly podcast designed to make local government more accessible, transparent and easier for residents to understand.
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PAULINE Hanson's One Nation is expanding its presence in the Hawkesbury, establishing a local branch and recruiting supporters ahead of the March 2027 NSW election. The party es...
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THE first illegal e-bikes seized under new NSW laws have been crushed at a Blacktown wrecking yard. The 23 bikes were among 36 confiscated by NSW Police and Transport for NSW in...
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THE cost of rebuilding homes after extreme weather is rising faster than inflation, adding pressure to housing construction and insurance premiums. Insurance Council of Australi...
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THE NSW Government will invest $4.3M to continue drug checking services at up to 15 music festivals annually following a successful 12-month trial. An independent University of ...
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