Up to $200,000 in grant funds will be available soon, to assist local non-profit groups and organisations provide much-needed COVID support for the Canterbury-Bankstown community.Mayor Khal Asfour moved a number of Mayoral Minutes, during this month’s Council Meeting, providing several measures to support the community through the prolonged lockdown.“From way back in March last year when I introduced my 18-point plan until today, I am proud to say we have provided crucial support to our vulnerable ratepayers, businesses, non-for-profit organisations and the many sporting associations,” Mayor Asfour said.“This crisis has taken its toll in many ways, and if we can lighten the load, no matter how small, then we have made somebody’s life just that little better.“I am proud to be able to provide up to $200,000 in financial assistance to non-profit community groups.

​Almost 150 Canterbury-Bankstown business people were given practicable tips and advice on how to get financial assistance, during a special COVID grants webinar last week.The City of Canterbury Banks…

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The City of Canterbury Bankstown, in partnership with Multicultural NSW, will host an online community forum to answer questions around the alarming spike in COVID numbers across Greater Sydney.

The Plastic revolution is taking a life of its own.

NSW Governor Margaret Beazley has offered her full support to the residents of the City of Canterbury Bankstown.

This morning, Canterbury-Bankstown Mayor Khal Asfour received a call from the Chief Health Officer Dr Kerry Chant and Health Minister Brad Hazzard, asking for his assistance in sharing their stay at h…