Mayor Ned Mannoun has announced the appointment of former NSW State MP, Mr John Ajaka, as the new CEO of Liverpool City Council.“Following an extensive recruitment process, all our councillors unanimously agreed to appoint Mr John Ajaka,” said Mayor Ned Mannoun.“Mr Ajaka is a man respected by all sides of politics and the right choice to lead our council as we continue to embrace our ‘Back to Basics’ strategy and deliver more frontline services to our ratepayers.”The mayor said that John would bring a wealth of talent and experience to the role.“John has served as the Parliamentary Secretary for Roads and Transport, Minister for Ageing, Disability, Youth Volunteering and Multiculturalism, as well as President of the NSW Legislative Council.

Liverpool City Council and development partner Built have officially started excavation of Liverpool Civic Place, a complex that is transforming the face of Liverpool.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller and …

Liverpool City Council will celebrate Michael Wenden Aquatic Leisure Centre’s 50th Birthday with a free family fun day on Saturday 19 February with free entry to the centre and entertainment the whole…

Liverpool City Council is encouraging all residents to save the date for the next Chemical CleanOut on Sunday 20 February from 9am – 3.30pm at 99 Rose Street, Liverpool.Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun sai…

Liverpool City Council has officially opened the Fairy Glen at Harris Creek Reserve, inviting parents in Holsworthy and surrounding areas to continue the magic which brought joy to a community living …

Liverpool City Council Mayor Ned Mannoun is set to lobby Transport for NSW (TfNSW) and the Minister for Metropolitan Roads, Natalie Ward in a bid to request the 30km/h speed limit in the Liverpool Cit…

Councillor Karress Rhodes has been elected the new Deputy Mayor of Liverpool at the first Council meeting of the year on Wednesday 2 February 2022, following a vote among Liverpool City Councillors.“I…

Liverpool City Library has started 2022 strongly, releasing a full program of activities for members of all ages in February including its annual Library Lovers’ Book Sale.The book sale is held by Liv…

Councillor Karress Rhodes has been elected the new Deputy Mayor of Liverpool at the first Council meeting of the year on Wednesday 2 February 2022, following a vote among Liverpool City Councillors.“I…