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October 2019

City of Ryde Mayor elected Local Government NSW Treasurer

Published on 18 October 2019

City of Ryde Mayor, Clr Jerome Laxale, has been elected as Treasurer of Local Government NSW, the peak industry association that represents the interests of NSW councils.

Categories Council UpdatesMayor

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September 2019

New Ryde Civic, Cultural & Community Hub Wins the Heart of the Community

Published on 26 September 2019

Council has endorsed progressing with its plans for a new civic, cultural and community hub, following the release of a report which identified 85% community support for The New Heart of Ryde proposal.

Categories Council UpdatesMayorHave your SayMajor UpgradesBuilding and DevelopmentCouncil MeetingBusiness

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March 2019

A message from the Mayor regarding the terrorist attack in Christchurch

Published on 16 March 2019

The City of Ryde condemns the horrible terrorist attack in Christchurch yesterday. To our New Zealand brothers and sisters and to the Muslim community abroad and in Ryde, we offer our condolences and support.

Categories Community UpdateMayor

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January 2019

Your City - Summer 2019

Published on 14 January 2019

City of Ryde Community Newsletter.

Categories Council UpdatesCommunity UpdateArt and ExhibitionsLibraryMayorHave your SayMajor UpgradesEnvironmentWaste and RecyclingEventsRecreation

October 2018

Community consultation begins on planning proposal

Published on 24 October 2018

The City of Ryde, as directed by the NSW Government, has now commenced community consultation on a planning proposal for 112 Talavera Road in Macquarie Park.

Categories MayorHave your SayBuilding and Development

October 2018

Huge crowd turns out for Eastwood's Granny Smith Festival

Published on 22 October 2018

Eastwood was transformed into a sea of colour and sound on Saturday as close to 90,000 people descended on the suburb for the annual Granny Smith Festival.

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