By Elizabeth Frias Spacious backyards, sweeping views of rolling green hills and occasional wildlife visitors make Kurmond an appealing place to call home. Less than two hours north-west of Sydney’s CBD, the semi-rural Hawkesbury village is home to nearly 900 residents. Its landscape reflects a rich agricultural history, with surrounding farms once producing milk, beef, […]
By Greg Martin This year marks the centenary of the Richmond–Kurrajong Railway Line, affectionately known as the Pansy Line. To celebrate, the Kurrajong-Comleroy Historical Society (KCHS) will host a ‘Virtual Tour’ at Panthers North Richmond at 1pm on Sunday, 22 November. Bookings are required, so secure your spot by purchasing tickets – $15 for adults […]
Federal Member for Chifley Ed Husic has joined three Western Sydney mayors and a large crowd of community members to call for the Metro rail “missing link” between Tallawong and St Marys to be built. The former NSW Coalition Government ended the Metro line at Tallawong despite booming residential growth across north-west Sydney. At a […]
By Greg Martin ’Twas a bright, sunny morning, so our photographic ace, Kathryn Johnston, and I decided to take advantage of the weather and lob into the Windsor Tennis Courts to fish for a story. We ended up netting a terrific yarn. Every Wednesday morning, a group of women meets to play the grand old […]
Windsor is known to have its fair share of ghost stories – but could they be true? Hawkesbury Regional Museum is back with a frightful lineup of Halloween events this October, and whether you’re looking for a fun activity for the kids or something a bit more haunting, you’re bound to have a chilling spooky […]
By Elizabeth Frias Spacious backyards, sweeping views of rolling green hills and occasional wildlife visitors make Kurmond an appealing place to call home. Less than two hours north-west of Sydney’s CBD, the semi-rural Hawkesbury village is home to nearly 900 residents. Its landscape reflects a rich agricultural history, with surrounding farms once producing milk, beef, […]
By Greg Martin This year marks the centenary of the Richmond–Kurrajong Railway Line, affectionately known as the Pansy Line. To celebrate, the Kurrajong-Comleroy Historical Society (KCHS) will host a ‘Virtual Tour’ at Panthers North Richmond at 1pm on Sunday, 22 November. Bookings are required, so secure your spot by purchasing tickets – $15 for adults […]
Hawkesbury Residents are encouraged to create or update their Bushfire Survival Plan by attending the Rural Fire Service’s Get Ready Weekend on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September 2026. The bushfire danger period is from 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027; however, it can vary due to local conditions. By attending Get Ready Weekend, […]
Federal Member for Chifley Ed Husic has joined three Western Sydney mayors and a large crowd of community members to call for the Metro rail “missing link” between Tallawong and St Marys to be built. The former NSW Coalition Government ended the Metro line at Tallawong despite booming residential growth across north-west Sydney. At a […]
The Hawkesbury community has welcomed an impressive new early childhood education and care option, with Explore & Develop North Richmond officially opening its doors to local families. The centre has been established by experienced early childhood professionals Diane and Rachael, who together bring more than 30 years of experience to the sector. While the new […]
Construction is officially underway on the new Richmond Veterans’ and Families’ Hub, with NSW Minister for Veterans David Harris and Federal Member for Macquarie Susan Templeman turning the first sod at the historic Richmond Court House. The joint Australian and NSW government project is being delivered by RSL LifeCare through a $5.5 million Commonwealth Government […]
By Greg Martin ’Twas a bright, sunny morning, so our photographic ace, Kathryn Johnston, and I decided to take advantage of the weather and lob into the Windsor Tennis Courts to fish for a story. We ended up netting a terrific yarn. Every Wednesday morning, a group of women meets to play the grand old […]
Federal Member for Chifley Ed Husic has joined three Western Sydney mayors and a large crowd of community members to call for the Metro rail “missing link” between Tallawong and St Marys to be built. The former NSW Coalition Government ended the Metro line at Tallawong despite booming residential growth across north-west Sydney. At a […]
By Greg Martin Down the ages, people have been remembered in many ways – with bridges, museums, sporting venues and statues. Crikey, during my travels I’ve even come across a toilet block named in honour of a bloke whose surname was Dunne! Silverdale’s Reg Varley would no doubt be chuffed to know his contribution to […]
Get ready for a fantastic day out as Hawkesbury Fest returns on Sunday, August 9, from 10am to 3pm at Governor Phillip Park, Windsor. Held annually during Local Government Week, Hawkesbury Fest is a free community event celebrating everything that makes the Hawkesbury special. The festival showcases the work of Hawkesbury City Council and its […]
Fans of classic British television comedy are in for a treat when Richmond Players present the much-loved stage adaptation of Are You Being Served? Based on the iconic sitcom, the production follows the quirky staff of the fictional Grace Brothers department store as they navigate workplace dramas, interpersonal relationships and the daily challenges of retail […]
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