Hawkesbury City Councillor Nathan Zamprogno

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As a member of Council's Civics and Citizenship Committee, I would like to encourage you to consider nominating people and groups in our community for the 2021 Hawkesbury Australia Day Awards. It's been a huge year, with bushfires, floods and the pandemic ... I am sure there are many worthy recipients.

Nominations close on 5pm Friday, 23 October 2020.

The Categories are:
Citizen of the Year
Young Citizen of the Year
Local Hero Award
Volunteer of the Year
Community Organisation of the Year
Community Arts Award
Cultural Heritage Award
Environmental Award
Commemorative Plaque
Sports Person of the Year
Junior Sports Person of the Year
All abilities sports person of the year (all ages)

Nomination forms should provide as much details as possible to assist with the judging process, and can be made via councils website -

www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/news-and-events/events/australiadayawards-nominationform-2021

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Today I spent some time with Garry Cotter from Hawkesbury Radio 899. We covered a lot of territory, from Windsor Bridge, to Development, Pitt Town, Council rates, Redbank, Planning Panels, a problematic DA at Ebenezer and the upcoming Mayoral election! ... See MoreSee Less

Hawkesbury Radio-Interviews - 10th September 2020, Gary Cotter interviews Hawkebury City Councillor Nathan Zamprogno

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Garry Cotter interviews Hawkesbury City Councillor Nathan Zamprogno,

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Nathan can the council look at installing a pathway from Windsor to link up with the path at Clarendon so people don't have to walk on the edge of Hawkesbury Valley Way?

Looking forward to listening

Nathan for mayor 👍

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In May, the Federal Government announced $500M of new funding to Councils around the country, under the Local Road and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program.
In July, Hawkesbury City Council received news it would get $1,086,000 of that money to spend on a range of projects.

I was pleased to speak to my friends at the Pitt Town Progress Association about the benefits to our area, including three new footpath projects. It's great news! ... See MoreSee Less

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Good news

The NSW Government and our local MP, Robyn Preston MP - Member for Hawkesbury really came through for us in the provision of $13M to set up a PCYC Hawkesbury in our area.

Working closely with Hawkesbury City Council, we determined the best outcome was to use the money to greatly expand the facilities at our existing Sports Centre in South Windsor.

I was privileged to be present at the handover to the PCYC NSW recently and think this is going to be a huge boost for sports, for our Youth, and in offering diversionary services for those who need guidance in our community.

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Great work

In 2012, our Hawkesbury community was rocked by the most terrible crime and tragedy.

Local Police Inspector Bryson Anderson and his colleagues were called to a property in Scheyville after reports a young man was firing arrows into the neighbours property -- part of a longer running neighbourhood dispute.

When they arrived, Inspector Anderson was ambushed with a knife at the door of the property and died.

The man and his mother shared paranoid delusions and were both culpable for the death. Both wielded weapons and attacked officers.

I am outraged that the mother has been paroled and is now free in society after only 8 years. I am deeply disappointed at this outcome. It does not serve justice, nor the expectations of the broader community.

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Hawkesbury Police Area Command

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Cop killer paroled after apology to victim’s family

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Schizophrenic Sydney mother Fiona Barbieri has been granted parole after apologising to the family of the cop she and her son killed.

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