Latest News
All latest news items are listed below.
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AnnouncementsMayor Ruddock named in Queens Birthday honours
Hornsby Shire Council congratulates Mayor Philip Ruddock, who was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. -
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Hornsby Council supports national unity campaign
Hornsby Shire Council has added its support to a campaign by the Chinese Australian Forum, calling for national unity during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Council NewsHerbs, hardbacks and herculean handicraft - helping Hornsby stay healthy
Hornsby Shire Council is continuing to adjust to the challenges of COVID-19, launching services to deliver books and plants to people’s homes. -
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Hornsby Council's first remote meeting a success
Last night Hornsby Shire Council held its first remote meeting, with Mayor Philip Ruddock chairing from council chambers and the other participants joining by video -
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$3.5 million to help Hornsby Shire with COVID-19
Hornsby Shire Council is deeply committed to the fight against COVID-19, with a support package estimated at $3.5 million until 30 June. -
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Local government elections postponed
The New South Wales Government has decided to postpone the local government elections that were scheduled for September this year, in response to the ongoing -
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Council relaxes delivery restrictions in response to COVID-19
Hornsby Shire Council will suspend the restrictions on truck movements and delivery times to help local supermarkets keep their shelves stocked. -
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Response to the Coronavirus
This page is dedicated to providing the Hornsby Shire community with relevant information regarding COVID-19 (Coronavirus). We will keep it updated as new information becomes -
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Sandstone barrier for Malton Road accident site
Hornsby Shire Council will place large sandstone blocks on Malton Road in North Epping, at the site of last week’s fatal vehicle accident, as a -
Council NewsJoining forces to keep our waters clean
Hornsby Shire Council has joined forces with local oyster farmers and a range of environmentally-minded organisations to help keep our waterways clean.