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Budget for 2014-15. This extraordinary Council Meeting was called because two (Liberal) Councillors will be absent on the regularly scheduled Council Meeting for the 25th June 2014. That would have led to unexpected consequences for the Liberal dominated Council and … Continue reading →

Recent local Media Articles have not given the full reasons for my decision not to support the Mayoral Minute for Serbian flood relief. Below is my answer to several “hate emails” received as a consequence to the brief article in … Continue reading →

By Councillor Peter Harle, 7th April 2014 At the Cabinet meeting I asked the Premier the following question relating the Container Deposit Scheme: “My question relates to the possibility of your Government introducing Drink Container Legislation similar to that operating … Continue reading →

By Councillor Peter Harle At the Council Meeting of the 25th of February 2014, I proposed a Notice Of Motion (NOM 05) that intended to use the “Iconic Building Fund Reserve” as a funding source for a proposed access Road … Continue reading →

By Councillor Peter Harle. Background: In 2008-9, Council applied to IPART – (Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal) for a Special Rate Variation (SRV) to increase the “average” rates by 9%. That increase was to be used on infrastructure only. IPART … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, This is YOUR CHANCE to fight the proposed Moorebank Intermodals that will destroy our area and help save the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre. There will be a rally to protest the proposed Moorebank intermodals on 1st September at … Continue reading →

Follow this link to Narell van den Bos  submission for the SIMTA EIS which was due on the 13th of August 2013:  Comment on SIMTA EIS

Highlights; as presented to the LCIT Meeting Monday 5th of August 2013. The full agenda of the Council meeting can be obtained in various PDF files from here: http://www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/council/council-meetings   The issue of the evening that interested most of the … Continue reading →

A proposed referendum on “Constitutional Recognition Of Local Government”  (to be part of the next Federal Election) was  supported by the majority of Liverpool City Councillors on 29th of May 2013. As the only Councillor to vote against the recommendation … Continue reading →