At a historic meeting at Bondi Pavillion, Mayors representing more than half the population of Sydney today issued a joint statement calling for an end to religious violence as actions of hate and resolving to work together to bring harmony and understanding to bear.The round table was organised by the mayors of Liverpool (Mayor Ned Mannoun), Waverley (Mayor Will Nemesh) and Inner West (Mayor Darcy Byrne), who are Muslim, Jewish, and Christian respectively.Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun said this is a level of acceptance, agreement and action that can only be achieved in Australia“The rapid agreement by all the Mayors to the joint statement demonstrated the level of harmony and co-operation that can be achieved.

Liverpool celebrated Australia Day by firing up the barbie in Bigge Park, welcoming new citizens and conferring honours on residents who are making amazing contributions to the city.

Liverpool is celebrating Australia Day by firing up the barbie in Bigge Park as one of the nation’s most culturally diverse communities celebrates this national milestone.The Council will also be hold…

Say happy new year all over again when Liverpool stages a three-day festival in early February to celebrate the Lunar New Year that ushers in the Year of the Snake.In the Chinese zodiac, the snake is …

The announcement by the State and Federal governments that Fifteenth Avenue will get a $1 billion upgrade is a win for every member of our community who refused to be taken for granted.Liverpool Mayor…

Liverpool Council invested $411,500 on the award-winning 2024 Most Blessed Nights Festival (that’s around $26,000 a day) and $45,000 on the five-hour 2024 Australia Day celebration.

Liverpool City Council has not reimbursed Mayor Ned Mannoun for any legal expenses.

Liverpool City Council is celebrating the full leasing of the 11-storey commercial tower at 52 Scott Street in the Liverpool CBD’s $600 million Civic Place.

Liverpool City Council and the University of Notre Dame Australia have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to pave the way for the University to establish a strong presence in Liverpoo…