Working hard for the Hawkesbury community

Especially when they keep posting that they're reviewing and investigating the Thomas James Bridge. It's ridiculous that they're not doing anything at all to improve the situation not even to repair the pot holes on the redirected road. How long will it take for them to fix Settlers road .

Thank you. It is hard in the huge amount of issues associated with flood damage to focus on the core issues but having the opportunity to discuss them hopefully helps the improvements

When the river floods 90% of the LGA is cut off from the Sydney metropolitan area This should be a priority for the 3rd crossing to be started and completed in a practical time

Great to see Councillors Shane Djuric,Les Sheather,and Jill Reardon there with you Nathan.

Thanks again Nathan, you are the ONLY one on council, who gets into the nitty gritty, and sincerely has care and concern for our Hawkesbury

The protesters were a disgrace to themselves and the Nation. The Queen was a true inspiration and touched the hearts of so many.

The monarchy has no say in how we run our country. To become a republic would be a massive expense with no real benefit to our country but giving power to one possibly narcissistic person. Our current methods of parliament are not perfect but better than most systems

150 years ago, if people screamed that they were glad the Monarch was dead or burned the National Flag they would've been executed for treason....

Maybe if we ignore the rent-a-crowd activists, they will go away. They thrive on making a scene and people remarking on it. Thankfully those twits are only a very small, albeit noisy minority.

I'm sorry Nathan, but I've got to call you out on that. Those people who were burning flags etc, were Aboriginal activists, not republican protestors. What they did was incredibly disrepectful, and it suits their purpose to be seen as anti-monarchist, but they don't speak for republicans. I'm a republican, and I cried when I heard that the Queen had died. I thought she did a tremendous job holding the Commonwealth together through 70 years of momentous change. She will be sorely missed. Like the other republicans I know, we feel that this is a time of mourning, not a time to open debate. That will happen in the next few years, but not today. Those who seek to lump all republicans in with the Aboriginal Resistance, purely for idealogical point-scoring are behaving as repugnantly as the activists themselves

Well stated Nathan...the queen was an outstanding woman and deserves the respect the majority have afforded her...as for the protestors ,what a pathetic lot they are..no substance and will do anything to be noticed..

I never want to see Australia out of the commonwealth.

I agree, it was a disgrace

Well said Nathan. But Why would you class Donald Trump with ruthless dictators?

Before I am convinced to reject Australia becoming a republic can you, Nathan Zamprogno, or anyone out there who supports the existing Constitutional Monarchy, please refer me to the section of any Australian or British law that makes the following power of the Queen (or King) not applicable, or makes it invalid relating to Commonwealth laws passed by both houses of the Australian Parliament and subsequently assented to by the Governor General of Australia... Australian Constitution Section 59: "The King may disallow any law within one year from the Governor-General’s assent" There is no way that I could say with a straight face that Australia was already governed independently of the monarchy and support the status quo unless I could demonstrate that section 59 of the Australian Constitution was not valid or no longer applicable.

Wonder what reaction we would get burning the so called aboriginal flag.

Wonderfully said.

Can't claim sovereignty on other people's land, even this stolen land.

Who are we?

WE CAN ALL SNIFF OUT A COUNCIL UNDER THE TABLE DEAL HERE SO I reckon money to the council from the developer to the council and all hands deal are done or then if the bridge goes ahead I can certainly see more subdivision from the bridge to redbank estate you can see this a fluckin mile away

and typical developers and council under the table slowly slowly bulid the fluckin bridge and a raised up road from an area that does not flood so easily to the bridge JUST LIKE SOUTH WINDSOR AREA TO MCDONALS AT MULGRAVE

wot fluckin bullshit you mean the council accepted the developers plan that a family home was NOT even thought of before giving the plan to demolish the willcox home to put a fluckin road through come one you think we are all New Zealanders and go around looking at the ground looking for the next sheep to plug fluck you are SO stupid

Congratulations Nathan on your leadership, at last the council have done the right thing to support the Wilcox family. Keep fighting for the truth.

Always other options. Thank you for saving the house.

I really think council should of made the developer build the bridge first, before allowing the land to be developed!

Brilliant news on Gas Lamps.Well done to the 7 who voted in support.

Just sad that only 7 voted for saving the home. Shows that councillors are not 100% behind logical community issues

Yay! The gas lamps will stay…. Now we just need a good clean up of our town, more garden beds, more promoting our amazing history, and people will come.

Thank you for including the public and their worries, this has always been kept away from the rest of us unless we attended the meetings and for many of us this is not possible. Keep it up

Well said Nathan for your diligence in persuing the impact on the Wilcox family. As a land owner who will be negatively impacted by this development I have had to consider what is best for the local communities and land owners. The bridge and better access will benefit many , but we should minimise the negative impact on existing land owners who gain nothing and have their future changed for the worst .

Any news on Dual Occupancy? This was a big topic prior to the election with most stating they were in favour…. I’ve seen / heard nothing since..

Thank you Nathan and to the councillors that supported your amendment!

Great news, however, cannot believe Counsellar’s vote for the demolition of the Wilcox home? What are their reasons? What is their agenda? Still a lot of stress on the beautiful Wilcox family though.

Wow that is one long meeting Councillor Nathan Zamprogno So why does the developer want to go straight through the house? Ease of alignment? Is there a heritage listing on the house? I just hope the old State Significant infrastructure clause does not become enacted which Trump's heritage listings. Or a mysterious fire occurs, as that has occurred around Riverstone in the past with buildings that are significant to the wider community. Great job on both accounts, well done!

Great news on the Windsor Mall Gas Lamps. Thanks for your support Councillor Nathan Zamprogno & Councillor Shane Djuric

How about some action to fix the abysmal roads in the Hawkesbury....totally over flat tyre repairs. I'm thinking of invoicing the Council for the amount myself and my family have outlaid for the numerous repairs. Some potholes you could get lost in and what are they filling them with? Dirt 😡

Thank you for your measured voice in council...we need more like you.

Welcome outcomes. Thank you for your work Councillor Nathan Zamprogno.

Well done on seeking to protect the Willcox home!

When do you foresee that there will be a final location selected? How much time will this delay the project by?

Great work Nathan, any movement on granny flats. Seems ridiculous we are the only corner of the city denied them.

Will the Nays have to return the Brown Paper Bags.

Raelene Hodgskin

Of course the Mayor did she needs to explain so much to us . That chick has red flags all over her everything she touches does

Perhaps intending a double hand sake on either side of the road ?

Nathan, not always do I agree with you but you are to be commended on bringing up the issue with the road going through the Wilcox house when there is vacant land either side. I did see the story on Current Affairs and I did read other information and reports regarding this and just shook my head in disbelief on how this has all been swept under the carpet. Also the gas lamps are a no brainer and Windsor is in desperate need of rejuvenation in and around the it, a close look at what they have done around Echuca and other small towns along rivers. Windsor has so many beautiful old buildings and historical value not appreciated since Rex Stubbs.

Well said.