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  • Hawkesbury Local Business Awards winners announced
  • New airport takes flight as Hawkesbury enters aviation era
  • Golf day raises over $30,000 to bring Vinnies Van to the Hawkesbury
  • Putting koala safety first on Bells Line of Road
  • It's time to celebrate our Hawkesbury Businesses
  • DRIVING GOOD: Campaign to fund Hawkesbury’s first Vinnies Van
  • Excited about Hawkesbury's DA processing times
  • Community grants of up to $20,000 now available
  • Set for Life winners to receive $200,000 upfront
  • Council’s new podcast aims to help explain decisions
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Hawkesbury Local Business Awards winners announced

Hawkesbury Local Business Awards winners announced

Awards / 13 Nov 2026

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

New airport takes flight as Hawkesbury enters aviation era

News / 13 Nov 2026

INTERNATIONAL services have started as Western Sydney's $5.3B airport opens, bringing new opportunities and concerns for Hawkesbury residents.

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Golf day raises over $30,000 to bring Vinnies Van to the Hawkesbury

Golf day raises over $30,000 to bring Vinnies Van to the Hawkesbury

News / 06 Nov 2026

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 over $30,000 to help establish the Region’s first Vinnies Van outreach service.

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Putting koala safety first on Bells Line of Road

Putting koala safety first on Bells Line of Road

News / 30 Oct 2026

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 the breeding season.

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It's time to celebrate our Hawkesbury Businesses

It's time to celebrate our Hawkesbury Businesses

Awards / 21 Oct 2026

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 -small, medium and large, here and overseas. I have seen the pressures owners face.

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DRIVING GOOD: Campaign to fund Hawkesbury’s first Vinnies Van

DRIVING GOOD: Campaign to fund Hawkesbury’s first Vinnies Van

News / 20 Oct 2026

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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Council’s new podcast aims to help explain decisions
17 Oct 2026

Council’s new podcast aims to help explain decisions

Tattoo Show to bring ink, art, culture and family entertainment to Hawkesbury
13 Oct 2026

Tattoo Show to bring ink, art, culture and family entertainment to Hawkesbury

Receiver sale opens new chapter for Jolly Frog
12 Oct 2026

Receiver sale opens new chapter for Jolly Frog

Finalists announced for 2026 Hawkesbury Local Business Awards
27 Sep 2026

Finalists announced for 2026 Hawkesbury Local Business Awards

Work starts on new emergency evacuation centre at North Richmond
26 Sep 2026

Work starts on new emergency evacuation centre at North Richmond

Windsor High School enrolments hit a 15-year high
24 Sep 2026

Windsor High School enrolments hit a 15-year high

Retail growth on the North Richmond radar
22 Sep 2026

Retail growth on the North Richmond radar

Hawkesbury Local Business Awards program returns for 2026
19 Sep 2026

Hawkesbury Local Business Awards program returns for 2026

Apprentice growth boosts Hawkesbury skills pipeline
19 Sep 2026

Apprentice growth boosts Hawkesbury skills pipeline

New ambulance station to boost Hawkesbury emergency care
19 Sep 2026

New ambulance station to boost Hawkesbury emergency care

Screen limits coming to Hawkesbury classrooms
19 Sep 2026

Screen limits coming to Hawkesbury classrooms

Police crackdown targets domestic violence offenders
19 Sep 2026

Police crackdown targets domestic violence offenders

People News

  • Serviced offices offer new flexibility for Hawkesbury businesses 10 Nov 2026

    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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  • Excited about Hawkesbury's DA processing times 18 Oct 2026

    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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  • New Hawkesbury GM Will Barton puts trust, roads and delivery at top of agenda 19 Sep 2026

    New Hawkesbury GM Will Barton puts trust, roads and delivery at top of agenda

    TONY BOSWORTH | FROM rebuilding trust and delivering on the controversial rate rise, to flood resilience, ultramarathons and painting, Hawkesbury City Council’s new general manager Will Barton talks the Hawkesbury News about his priorities, the challenges ahead, and who he is.

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  • Australia's trades champions recognised 23 Aug 2026

    Australia's trades champions recognised

    THE Champions have been announced for the 2026 Australian Trades Small Business Champion Awards, recognising outstanding achievement across a diverse range of trade industries.

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  • Hawkesbury City Council appoints Will Barton as General Manager 12 Aug 2026

    Hawkesbury City Council appoints Will Barton as General Manager

    HAWKESBURY City Mayor Les Sheather has announced that Will Barton has been appointed as General Manager of Hawkesbury City Council.

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  • All you need is your Medicare card for better health 22 Jul 2026

    All you need is your Medicare card for better health

    MICHELLE ROWLAND | ONE of the commitments Labor took to the Australian people at the last election was to strengthen Medicare, with a promise to deliver 137 Medicare Urgent Care Clinics across the country.

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  • Tru Ninja comes to Rouse Hill 29 Jun 2026

    Tru Ninja comes to Rouse Hill

    A NEW era of indoor adventure is arriving in Sydney’s north-west with the opening of Tru Ninja Rouse Hill on Thursday 4, June 2026, bringing Australia’s most feature-packed ninja obstacle park to the region. The new venue is the third Tru Ninja location in Australia, following successful parks in Penrith and Adelaide, and has been designed to provide an immersive obstacle experience for visitors of all ages. Catering for everyone from toddlers and school groups to families, corporate teams and fitness enthusiasts, the attraction combines physical challenges with interactive entertainment. Owner Michael Hicks said Tru Ninja Rouse Hill takes the concept to the next level. “Tru Ninja Rouse Hill is a revolutionary obstacle adventure park, offering an immersive ninja experience designed to engage participants of all ages,” he said. “Building on the foundations established at our venues in Penrith and Adelaide, Rouse Hill introduces our most feature-packed line-up of attractions yet.” Among its standout features are Sydney’s largest indoor inflatable obstacle course, the Ultimate Warped Wall, Ninja Slides, Giant Ninja Slides, a Digital Ninja Floor and Ninja Dodgeball. Younger visitors are catered for with a dedicated Junior Softplay area and toddler zone, while adults can enjoy specialised evening sessions featuring in-house DJs. The venue also includes five large party rooms, a café and spectator seating, making it suitable for birthday celebrations, school excursions, corporate team-building events and private functions. Immersive lighting throughout the venue creates an arena-style atmosphere, enhancing the excitement of the challenges. Open Ninja sessions allow guests to tackle the full range of obstacles during one or two-hour bookings, offering an energetic and engaging experience for all skill levels. Management says the new attraction represents a significant investment in the rapidly growing North-West Sydney community and is expected to become a popular destination for families, social groups and businesses looking for a unique and active entertainment experience.

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Community grants of up to $20,000 now available

17 Oct 2026

COMMUNITY organisations across Macquarie are being encouraged to apply for funding through the latest round of the Federal Government's Stronger Communities Programme. Grants ranging from $2,500 to $20,000 are available for eligible infr...

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Set for Life winners to receive $200,000 upfront

17 Oct 2026

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 September 14, the changes increase the initial payment to $220,000...

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One Nation builds Hawkesbury presence ahead of election

13 Oct 2026

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 established its Macquarie branch in July, bringing together me...

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First illegal e-bikes get crushed

13 Oct 2026

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 a mid-September Northern Beaches operation, with return app...

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Disaster rebuild costs outpace inflation

13 Oct 2026

THE cost of rebuilding homes after extreme weather is rising faster than inflation, adding pressure to housing construction and insurance premiums. Insurance Council of Australia analysis shows building costs increased about 30 per cent ...

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$4.3M for festival drug checking

13 Oct 2026

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 Sydney evaluation found the service reduced drug-related ris...

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Training mandatory for strata committees

13 Oct 2026

NSW strata committee members must complete free online training within three months of their appointment, under new rules from the NSW Government. The one-hour NSW Fair Trading course, delivered via Strata Hub, covers committee duties, r...

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Taxes top business concerns, says Opposition

13 Oct 2026

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, with nearly one in three businesses cutting staff and only...

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