Liverpool Council will hold an election for a new council on September 14 2024, as planned.There will still be a public inquiry section 438U of the Local Government Act 1993, as previously announced by the Minister for Local Government, and the council looks forward to participating.“This is a good development for the ratepayers of Liverpool,” Acting CEO Jason Breton said.“Council always wanted to ensure the election goes ahead for two reasons: so the voters of Liverpool do not lose their voting rights and Council does not forfeit the $1.8 million cost of staging the poll.“It’s a double win for the residents and ratepayers – their right to vote is not taken away and ratepayers are not burdened with paying for an election that would otherwise been denied them.

Liverpool City Council is staging its annual Indian festival of food and culture – Starry Sari Nights – and it’s also backing the local Indian business community by creating Little India Liverpool – S…

After a thorough testing process, Liverpool City Council’s Moore Street building has been found to be safe for use and Council is making plans to resume full occupancy of the building.Level six of the…

Liverpool Council has been unsuccessful in its action in the Land and Environment Court.Council respects the decision by Justice John Robson and is considering its position.Media Contact: Alan Gale   …

Liverpool City Council is celebrating the city’s First Peoples community with a weekend of music food and culture in Macquarie Mall.As part of the Council’s August month of events in the Mall, BlakFir…

Liverpool council is launching a massive petition to put pressure on the state government to urgently upgrade the chronically congested Fifteenth Ave and support the thousands of homes newly built and…

Liverpool council is launching a massive petition to put pressure on the state government to urgently upgrade the chronically congested Fifteenth Ave and support the thousands of homes newly built and…

The NSW Government has stepped back from its action against Liverpool Council in the Land and Environment Court.

Liverpool Council has been given additional time to respond to the Interim Report by the Office of Local Government and has initiated legal action against the State of NSW, the Minister for Local Gove…