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  • Btech wins war on graffiti*

    Unfortunately, graffiti is on the increase Australia wide, and dealing with the problem results in a high cost issue to the community and directly impacts…

  • Hornsby snapshot

    Hornsby snapshot

    Hornsby Shire is the second largest Local Government area in the Sydney region. Located on the Upper North Shore, it takes in land from Epping…

  • Strong leadership

    Robert Ball is a qualified Local Government Clerk and is currently General Manager of Hornsby Shire Council, having commenced in 1992. He started his career…

  • Housing strategy to meet future demand

    Housing strategy to meet future demand

    Council is currently preparing a Housing Strategy. This aims to identify areas suitable for the provision of additional housing to assist in meeting its housing…

  • Draft Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby subregional employment study

    In 2007/08 Council commissioned a study of local land strategies to identify opportunities to meet the State Government employment targets for the region, and describe…

  • Where city meets country

    Where city meets country

    Just a stone’s throw from the bustling urban areas of the Shire is an oasis of natural environs, ranging from the pristine waters of the…

  • Indoor stadium attracts international users

    In 2002, Hornsby recognised the need for a multi purpose sports stadium to be built in the Shire. The preferred site was an old brick…

  • Becoming sustainable

    Hornsby Shire Council has led the way in Local Government by developing and implementing a number of comprehensive environmental education and review programs with the…

  • Culture in the Bushland Shire

    Culture in the Bushland Shire

    Hornsby Shire – the Bushland Shire – is home to many artistic people and Council is looking to encourage, promote and extend the creative offer…

  • A new chapter takes shape in Federal–Local relations

    A new chapter takes shape in Federal–Local relations

    First meeting of the Australian Council of Local Government set for 18 November Invitations have been sent to the Mayor or Shire President at each…

  • Editorial: COAG attempts to offset effects of Global financial crisis

    The most recent Council of Australian Government (COAG) meeting took place the same week the US congress was grappling with ‘would it or won’t it’…

  • President’s comment

    In each edition we feature the views of a Local Government Association president. The following is from Mayor Mike Gaffney, President of the Local Government…

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