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Hornsby tackles art Head On
On Friday night Hornsby Shire’s cultural aficionados came together for the official opening of Council’s latest two exhibitions, by local artists Lidia Mincev and David -
Upgrade for McKell park steps and path
Brooklyn residents and visitors can more easily access the stunning views at McKell Park thanks to an upgrade of the park’s path and steps. -
Hornsby Art Prize entries now open
Pencil, paint, clay, ink or digital - whatever tickles your muse, now is the time to get creative as the Hornsby Art Prize is open -
Get into Hornsby's Westside Vibe
Hornsby’s Westside Vibe returns on Friday 11 May – bigger, brighter and bolder than ever before.The vibrant street festival brings the area around Hornsby’s Dural -
Council calls for public IHAP decision-making
Hornsby Shire Council will write to the chair of the Hornsby Independent Hearing and Assessment Panel (IHAP), asking that the decision-making section of the meetings -
Hornsby Shire budget in the red
Fewer Hornsby Shire residents will feel the benefits of the budget for the coming financial year as the NSW Government’s removal of all areas of -
Investigation clears Council staff of corruption allegations
Hornsby Shire Council and its staff have been cleared of all allegations of corruption regarding development of a controversial property on Geelans Road, Arcadia. -
Council declares no support for South Dural proposal
Hornsby Shire Council resolved at last night’s meeting to ask the Greater Sydney Planning Proposal not to proceed with the South Dural Planning Proposal. -
Trapping and tracking to tackle tabbies
Hornsby Shire Council will expand its feral cat trapping efforts and join the Cat Tracker Australia program, in an attempt to reduce the impact of -
“Keep calm and carry on” Message to Hornsby Shire’s recycling residents
Hornsby Shire Mayor Philip Ruddock urges residents to continue placing recyclable items in the yellow bins.