Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has remembered the Liverpool Leader, which will cease its print version and publish exclusively online, as one of Liverpool’s much-loved local newspapers.“The Leader has been part of the fabric of Liverpool life for more than 70 years,” Mayor Waller said.“I remember it from a very early age as being the paper that people went to as a trusted source of information.“But it is more than that.

View of upgraded Liverpool Hospital from Forbes St - artist's impression courtesy SWSLHD.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has welcomed the NSW Government’s new designs for the $790 million redevelopme…

Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has welcomed the Australian and NSW Governments’ pledge to start construction on a train line to Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport by the end of 202…

The Liverpool and Carnes Hill branches of Liverpool City Library as well as south-west Sydney’s premier arts facility, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, are set to reopen their doors from Monday 1 June a…

Following a knockout premiere edition of Liverpool City Council's innovative digital live music event, #LoveLivo Live is back for another instalment this week.With COVID-19 putting Council's p…

Following a knockout premiere edition of Liverpool City Council's innovative digital live music event, #LoveLivo Live is back for another instalment this week.With COVID-19 putting Council's p…

3 May 2018Amazon is coming to Liverpool, bringing local jobs to its newly-announced fulfilment centre in Moorebank.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said Amazon’s arrival in Liverpool was a boon for South …

3 May 2018Amazon is coming to Liverpool, bringing local jobs to its newly-announced fulfilment centre in Moorebank.Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller said Amazon’s arrival in Liverpool was a boon for South …

Acknowledgement We would like to acknowledge the Cabrogal Clan of the Darug Nation who are the traditional custodians of the land that now resides within Liverpool City Council’s boundaries.