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Liverpool Council’s shopping trolley solution

Liverpool City Council is working on a plan to provide residents with two-wheeled shopping trolleys in a move it hopes will drastically reduce the dumping of supermarket-owned trolleys across the City. The council has decided to investigate and develop a … Continue reading

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Council sends $20k to Lebanon

At tonight’s LCIT General Meeting for the 3rd of April 2025, Councillor Peter Harle will be discussing the controversial issue of a donation of $20,000 to Lebanon for humanitarian aid as debated and approved at the November 2024 Council Meeting. … Continue reading

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Flood concerns over Brickmakers Creek transformation

Flood concerns over Brickmakers Creek transformation Woodward Park masterplan: Flood concerns over Brickmakers Creek transformation Article published in the Liverpool Leader  by reporter Kirsten Jelinek March 26, 2024 – 5:00AM Fears by a councillor that dead animals, a mosquito problem … Continue reading

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Lismore Street, Hoxton Park, No-right-turn implementation.

A debate is currently raging in social media due to Liverpool City  Councils’ implementation of a “no-right turn” into Lismore Street at Hoxton Park. As a Councillor for 16 + years, Lismore Street in Hoxton Park has been an issue … Continue reading

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Council Legal Challenge.

Despite the best efforts and arguments of two Independents and a Labor Councillor, the Mayor and his Liberal Team intended that the elections go ahead despite current Councillors being mentioned in the Interim Report as having dealings with development applications … Continue reading

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Public inquiry into Liverpool City Council

The Minister for Local Government Ron Hoenig released the statement below on 18th July 2024. The NSW Government has today ordered a public inquiry into Liverpool City Council after an interim report provided to the Minister for Local Government detailed … Continue reading

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History of Liverpool City Council Budgets since 2012

Liverpool City Councils’ Liberal Mayor Ned Mannoun often claims he had to fix Labor deficits! The comparisons below show his two terms, 2012-16 & 2021-24, were financially worse than any term of Council since 2012. Mayor Mannoun consistently claims he … Continue reading

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Liverpool Councils’ “Fake Surplus” Budget.

Liverpool City Council approves “Fake Surplus” Budget. It’s not a surplus unless $14m worth of income producing assets are sold, which raises these questions. How will Council meet the new Civic Place repayments when its funding sources are all sold? … Continue reading

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Liverpool City Council Budget Spin by Mayor Mannoun.

Below is the latest spin from Mayor Mannoun to Liverpool residents. The facts are considerably different, as outlined in the coloured text below. From Mayor Ned Mannoun, Dear Liverpool Resident, I want to hear what is important to you. Back … Continue reading

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Waste to Energy – A necessary alternative to landfill.

Support for Waste to Energy projects: I wrote this letter to the Federal Member for Fowler during the Submission period for a Waste to Energy Facility to be built at Eastern Creek. The facility was rejected due to the negative … Continue reading

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