Latest News
All latest news items are listed below.
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Announcements; Media Releases
Hornsby Shire Council to host free guided winter bushwalks for all ages and abilities
With the winter season now underway, Hornsby Shire Council has unveiled its upcoming schedule of free guided bushwalks, aimed at providing an educational, safe and enjoyable outdoor experience for residents. -
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Hornsby Shire Mayor slams “inexplicable decision” from NSW State Government, calls on Shire residents to express their disappointment
At a General Meeting of Council held last night, Hornsby Shire Mayor the Hon Philip Ruddock AO slammed an “inexplicable decision” by the NSW State Government to rescind funding for the development of a much-needed recreational facility in the Shire, at Westleigh Park. -
Announcements; Media Releases
New recreational facility in jeopardy as State Government reneges on commitment
Hornsby Shire Council has been left enraged after State Government funding for a much-needed recreational precinct, incorporating new sports facilities, has been taken back even though work on the Westleigh Park redevelopment project has been underway for a number of years. -
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Council's good planning puts Hornsby Shire on front foot with NSW Government housing targets
Following the announcement by the NSW Government of a housing target of 5,500 new dwellings for Hornsby Shire, Hornsby Shire Council has confirmed its proactive and innovative planning has put it on the front foot to reach its target. -
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Cricket volunteers celebrated as Mark Taylor Oval Indoor Cricket Centre wins at Cricket Australia awards
Hornsby Shire Council is delighted to announce the Mark Taylor Oval Indoor Cricket Centre has been recognised at the Cricket Australia 2024 Community Cricket Awards, winning Indoor Facility of the Year. -
Articles
The drain is just for rain: what you can do for The Hawkesbury River, Hornsby Shire’s link to the sea
An estuary is a body of water where freshwater from rivers and streams meets and mixes with saltwater from the ocean. Estuaries are typically characterized by dynamic tidal flows, fluctuating salinity levels, and diverse ecosystems. They are complex environments, known for their high biodiversity, offering a variety of environments and habitats that support a large number of plants and animals. -
Announcements; Media Releases
Unleash your creativity for the 2024 Hornsby Art Prize
Hornsby Shire Council is excited to announce that entries are set to open for its popular national art prize, the Hornsby Art Prize, on Monday 3 June. -
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New amenities promoting diversity in sport open at Ron Payne Park
A new clubhouse with accessible facilities was officially unveiled on Saturday 4 May at Ron Payne Park, North Epping. -
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Remagine Art Prize 2024 winner announced
The winner of the Remagine Art Prize 2024 has been announced, with Lane Cove based artist Phoebe Stone taking out the first prize of $5,000 for her oil and pastel painting, Serene Sea. Inspiration for Phoebe’s work came when she was walking the Gadyan track around Sydney's Berry Island Reserve and her eye was taken through the native scrub and over to a large oil tanker. -
Council News; Media Releases
Council to build a resilient and connected community through social initiatives, arts and culture
Opportunities for young people to live, study and enjoy life in Hornsby Shire, the chance for people to walk and cycle around the area, and the space for diverse community voices to be heard are just some of the ways that Hornsby Shire Council will work to create a socially sustainable Shire. These initiatives and more are outlined in the draft Hornsby Shire Social Plan, adopted at last night’s Council meeting for public exhibition.