TAXES and government charges remain the top cost concern for NSW businesses for a second straight quarter, according to Business NSW's September report. Confidence sits at -65.0...
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WESTERN Sydney is getting its own major celebration of tattooing, art, culture and creativity this November, with the Western Sydney Tattoo Show 2026 taking over Hawkesbury Race...
Read more about Tattoo Show to bring ink, art, culture and family entertainment to Hawkesbury
ONE of Windsor’s best-known landmarks, the former Jolly Frog Hotel, has been placed on the market in a receiver sale, potentially opening the way for the historic venue to be re...
Read more about Receiver sale opens new chapter for Jolly FrogA NEW $1.6 million Scout Hall has officially opened at Kurrajong, providing a modern home for local Scouts and a new facility for the wider Hawkesbury community. The NSW Governm...
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NOMINATIONS for this year’s Hawkesbury Local Business Awards (LBAs) have now closed, and an outstanding number of votes have been placed by the local community.
Read more about Finalists announced for 2026 Hawkesbury Local Business Awards
COMMUNITIES west of the Hawkesbury River will have a dedicated place to seek shelter and support during emergencies, with work now underway on the new North Richmond Emergency E...
Read more about Work starts on new emergency evacuation centre at North Richmond
NORTH Richmond is expected to remain a key focus for retail investment as population growth continues across the northern Hawkesbury.
Read more about Retail growth on the North Richmond radar
THE local construction sector could benefit from an increase in apprentices entering key trades, as new figures show NSW apprenticeship commencements have risen for three consec...
Read more about Apprentice growth boosts Hawkesbury skills pipeline
HAWKESBURY public school students will spend less classroom time on laptops and tablets under new NSW Government limits designed to reduce digital distractions and strengthen re...
Read more about Screen limits coming to Hawkesbury classrooms
HAWKESBURY residents are being reminded of tougher measures targeting domestic and family violence as new crime data shows thousands more alleged offenders are being brought bef...
Read more about Police crackdown targets domestic violence offenders
TONY BOSWORTH | FROM rebuilding trust and delivering on the controversial rate rise, to flood resilience, ultramarathons and painting, Hawkesbury City Council’s new general mana...
Read more about New Hawkesbury GM Will Barton puts trust, roads and delivery at top of agenda
AN audit of public bins as part of Council’s Hawkesbury Litter Prevention Plan 2025-2030 has resulted in the removal of 38 older-style ‘cradle-top’ bins from across the local go...
Read more about 38 older-style ‘cradle-top’ bins removed after audit
MORE than 200 pieces of community feedback have been received to help shape the Federal Government's $100M investment to improve safety on Bells Line of Road.
Read more about Community feedback shapes Bells Line of Road improvements
ALCOHOL-related harm remains a significant health issue in the Hawkesbury, with local hospitalisation rates rising sharply over the past two decades and residents facing limited...
Read more about Alcohol hospitalisations raise Hawkesbury health concerns
THE collapse of Western Sydney property giant Bathla Group has taken another turn, with receivers appointed over a completed townhouse development at Kellyville as lenders move ...
Read more about Receivers move on Bathla's Kellyville properties as collapse deepensThe Hawkesbury News is the trusted print and digital media resource that connects residents, businesses and visitors with the people, progress, events and vibrant community life of the Hawkesbury region of Australia.