Love Summer, a picnic-style evening festival series held on Friday and Saturday nights over three weekends, signalled the triumphant return of public events for Liverpool City Council.Love Summer, which wrapped up on Saturday 13 March, was hugely popular among residents in and around Liverpool who turned out in droves to enjoy local food trucks, performers, garden games, a beer garden and open-air cinema.“After a difficult year with many celebrations migrating online, Love Summer was a new initiative from Council marking the return of many of Liverpool’s favourite events,” Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said.“We are thrilled to see how much Love Summer resonated with the community with tickets to each weekend selling out in a matter of days.

$100 million in development approved to help deliver affordable rental housing Development applications valued at almost $100 million have been approved by Liverpool City Council in 2020, assisting Li…

Liverpool City Council is calling local residents, students, schools, community groups and anyone passionate about the natural environment, to join Liverpool’s Environment Volunteer Program.Following …

A new display by Liverpool City Library is shining a light on female trailblazers who have significantly impacted Liverpool to celebrate Women’s History Month.March is Women’s History Month, a time wh…

Liverpool City Council has dedicated the Carnes Hill Library garden to the memory of Branch Librarian Wendy Tesoriero who lost her life in a traffic accident in February 2020.The Wendy Tesoriero Memor…

Liverpool approved more than $1 billion of development applications in 2020 – the fourth consecutive year the total has topped the mark.The $1.34 billion in approvals for the city was led by more than…

Liverpool City Council’s Memories in the Mall event will return to Macquarie Mall on Friday 12 February.The annual event marks the anniversary of the National Apology to Australia’s First Nations Peop…

Green Valley artist Tom Yousif has been shortlisted as one of 86 finalists for the 66th Blake Prize, one of Australia’s longest standing and most prestigious art prizes.Hosted as a biennial event by t…

A winning challenge from Liverpool City Council has found an innovative satellite-based way to help it sustainably manage and expand the city's tree canopy.