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Hidden danger in potting mix prompts warning for Hawkesbury gardeners (opens the original)
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A routine afternoon in the garden sent a 72-year-old Sydney man to hospital. Health authorities say a few simple precautions can reduce the risk of serious illness. Hawkesbury gardeners are being reminded to take care when opening and handling potting mix, compost and garden soil following a warning about potentially dangerous bacteria contained in common gardening products. The warning is particularly relevant across the Hawkesbury, where gardening, horticulture and small-scale food production
New Council Leadership Team (opens the original)
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Cr Mary Lyons-Buckett has been elected Mayor of Hawkesbury City Council after defeating outgoing mayor Cr Les Sheather by eight votes to four in a secret ballot held on Tuesday night. Cr Nathan Zamprogno was subsequently elected Deputy Mayor following a multi-round contest involving four candidates. The result returns Cr Lyons-Buckett to the mayoral chair eight years after she completed her previous term as Mayor from 2016 to 2018. She also served as Deputy Mayor between 2018 and 2021. All 12 co
How a Wilberforce publican inspired the Australiana Pioneer Village (opens the original)
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One man’s determination to save disappearing buildings helped create one of the Hawkesbury’s most enduring attractions. The Australiana Pioneer Village began with the vision of a Wilberforce publican who feared that an important part of the Hawkesbury’s colonial history was disappearing. Dugald Andrew “Bill” McLachlan, an industrial chemist and proprietor of the Tropicana Hotel, began developing the idea during the 1960s. His ambition was to preserve threatened buildings and create a working vil
Fire, flavour and patience: American barbecue class comes to Windsor (opens the original)
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The smoke, fire and flavours of American barbecue will come to Windsor next month with a hands-on cooking class at Crowne Plaza Hawkesbury Valley. The American BBQ Low and Slow Cooking Class will be held on Saturday, September 12, with two three-hour sessions available. Participants can choose between a morning class from 10am to 1pm and an afternoon session from 2pm to 5pm. Led by the hotel’s experienced chefs, the class will teach participants how to prepare smoked brisket and pork ribs, make
Wandering Wallabies head to Wilberforce for Landcare working bee (opens the original)
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Hawkesbury residents are being invited to roll up their sleeves and help restore wildlife habitat during a Landcare working bee at Wilberforce next month. The Wandering Wallabies Landcare Working Bee will be held on Monday, September 21, from 9am to 12.30pm at a registered Land for Wildlife property. The Hawkesbury-Nepean Landcare Network is organising the event, which will combine practical conservation work with training in plant identification, weed management and bush regeneration. No previo
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