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Concept Plans for Tamplin Field Redevelopment now available for feedback

1 July 2025 Have your say on the Tamplin Field Redevelopment Concept Plans by 27 July 2025.

Concept Plans for Tamplin Field Redevelopment now available for feedback

Council adopts $224.8 million budget with our Operational Plan 2025/2026

30 June 2025 A bumper $224.8 million budget – our second biggest ever – will continue to drive a once-in-a-generation program of repairs and improvements to our City’s infrastructure, program…

Council adopts $224.8 million budget with our Operational Plan 2025/2026

Construction of the Sports Precinct for Fernadell Park is underway!

24 June 2025 The much-anticipated Fernadell Park Sports Precinct is now under construction with works officially commencing on Monday, 9 June 2025.

Construction of the Sports Precinct for Fernadell Park is underway!

Celebrate what makes the Hawkesbury great

23 June 2025 Hawkesbury Fest returns for 2025, promising a great family day out and an important opportunity to discover all about the work Council and our community partners do in the Hawkesbury.

Celebrate what makes the Hawkesbury great

Council's school holiday activities

23 June 2025 Hawkesbury City Council has released its Winter School Holiday Program, with bookings now open for activities at the Library, Museum and Gallery in Windsor!

Council's school holiday activities

Council calls for nominations for 2026 Australia Day Awards

17 June 2025 Nominations are now open for the Hawkesbury’s 2026 Australia Day Awards – and it’s the perfect opportunity to nominate someone you know who has a heart of gold and makes a difference in our community – no matter how big or small.

Council calls for nominations for 2026 Australia Day Awards

New citizens pledge loyalty to Australia at citizenship ceremony

17 June 2025 Hawkesbury City Council welcomed 20 new citizens from all over the world at a formal ceremony on 16 June.

New citizens pledge loyalty to Australia at citizenship ceremony

Comment sought on plan of management for North Richmond Park

16 June 2025 Hawkesbury City Council has developed a Draft Plan of Management for North Richmond Park – also known as Turnbull Oval – and is inviting public comment on the plan until 28 July 2025.

Comment sought on plan of management for North Richmond Park

Comment sought on plan of management

13 June 2025 Council has developed a Draft Plan of Management and Masterplan for Church Street Reserve/Oasis Aquatic and Fitness Centre, and Windsor Pre-School, and is inviting public comment until 22 July 2025.

Comment sought on plan of management

Essential tree removal at Pitt Town

11 June 2025 Following a comprehensive assessment of the health and condition of trees along Bathurst Street at Pitt Town, it has been determined that 157 Casuarina trees have died or are in too poor health to save.

Essential tree removal at Pitt Town

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Australia Day on the Hawkesbury 2025

Thank you for celebrating Australia Day 2025 with us!

Council Pops Up at the Show

Hawkesbury City Council at the 2025 Hawkesbury Show

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Acknowledgement of Country

The City of Hawkesbury is predominantly situated on Dharug Country and includes Darkinjung Country in the Colo Heights and St Albans areas. Hawkesbury City Council recognises and acknowledges the Dharug and Darkinjung Peoples as the Traditional Custodians across this land. Hawkesbury City Council pays respect to all Dharug and Darkinjung Elders past and present and acknowledges their continuing contribution to the life of this City and the region.

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