Author Archives: Webmaster

Councils’ award-winning Civic Place, which includes a State-of-the-Art Childcare Centre catering for 90 places of varying ages, was allocated $3m for its fit-out. However, at last Council Meeting the mayor reduced it by 50% to $1.5m and then re-allocated $1.5m … Continue reading →

Never let the facts get in the way of Political Diatribe. At recent Forums, the Mayor often mentions that this Council inherited an $11m debt and suggests Council would have been placed into Administration by the State Government. Considering bordering … Continue reading →

Liverpool City Council spends millions of dollars every year retrofitting speed humps and roundabouts to reduce speed related issues, often at significant disadvantages to the vast majority of law-abiding road users. Councillor Harle, has on numerous occasions, suggested to Councils’ … Continue reading →

There appears to be deliberate misinformation being spread regarding Liverpool City Councils’ new Civic Place incorporating its Administration Centre. The implication that rate money will be needed to pay for Civic Place is simply not true. Ratepayers are not being … Continue reading →

Liverpool City Council Animal Shelter Update, April 2023 The Department of Planning and Environment  (DPIE) has finally approved the re-zoning of Rossmore Grange to allow an Animal Shelter to be built there. Council is currently using Rossmore Vet as a … Continue reading →

Several Liverpool City Councillors are candidates at the NSW State election for March 25 this year, voters may wish to check their involvement as Councillors on Liverpool City Council over the past 5 years. (2016-2021) Liverpool City Councils’ Annual Report … Continue reading →

At several recent Community Forums Mayor Mannoun  tells everyone that he inherited a $15Million “Net Cost of Services” deficit from the previous Council, in fact it was $11.6 Million and mainly due to remedial action Council took to limit the … Continue reading →

Councillor Peter Harle JP Sixteen Years on Liverpool City Council: A Story of Highs and Lows When I first stepped into Council chambers in September 2008, Liverpool was emerging from four years under Administration. The community was ready for change, … Continue reading →

Liverpool City Council outdoor crews cleaned the footpaths at Liverpool Railway Station that was badly fouled by Ibis bird droppings. Cllr Harle asked for the area to be cleaned and placed on a regular weekly cleaning cycle. An investigation is … Continue reading →