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CARE, CRAFT & CONNECT WITH BANKSTOWN ARTS CENTRE

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in :  Local News

Learn to dye fabrics with plants, create air-dried clay figures and weave a First Nations artwork at Bankstown Arts Centre’s Craft Alive evening on Thursday 15 February. It’s the second of three memorable nights under Council’s Art Nights: Culture Alive program, which transforms Bankstown into a spectacular hub of music, dance, art and culture. There’ll also be craft markets, an …

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HAVE YOUR SAY ON BUSHFIRE MANAGEMENT IN CBCITY

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A strategic plan to minimise bushfire risks in Canterbury-Bankstown and Georges River council areas is now on public exhibition. The draft Bushfire Risk Management Plan, developed by the Canterbury-Bankstown/Georges River Management Committee, identifies bushfire risks in the area and outlines strategies to reduce them over the next five years. The draft Plan details how land managers and fire authorities will …

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Parramatta’s past and present on show at Culture Up Late

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in :  Local News

Parramatta CBD and Wentworth Point will come alive over two weeks of free performances and audio tours exploring the City’s rich history in a contemporary showcase as part of Parramatta’s Culture Up Late program. From the brainchild of FORM Dance Projects, If These Walls Could Sing (16 February – 3 March) will create an immersive experience in the City’s newly restored Parramatta Town …

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WALK A DAY IN ARTIST’S SHOES AT BANKSTOWN ARTS CENTRE

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in :  Local News

For most people, walking is an everyday activity to keep your body moving and to get from one point to another. But for conceptual artist Travis De Vries, walking means so much more. His latest photographic collection on exhibition at Bankstown Arts Centre, Blak Flaneur, provides a unique perspective on the act of walking as an artistic practice. “During COVID …

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HWPL, IWPG, and IPYG outline plans for the upcoming year

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in :  Local News

HWPL, IWPG, and IPYG hosted a year-end gathering at Berala Community Centre to deliberate on peace projects in 2023 and outline plans for the upcoming year. Co-hosted by the International Peace Youth Group (IPYG) and the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG), the event aimed to address societal issues collaboratively, fostering discussions on solutions and future plans. The organizers firmly believe …

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A Candlelight Vigil for Palestine

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in :  Local News

On Saturday evening, December 23, 2023, a Palestinian Candlelight Vigil with a Smoking Ceremony took place at Paul Keating Park in Bankstown. Attendees lit candles to pay tribute to the memory of the victims of the ongoing Palestinian Genocide. The gathering brought together more than 500 participants, including ministers, parliamentarians, councilors, media representatives, community leaders, and others who assembled for …

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Clr Bilal El-hayek Message……The Christmas countdown is well and truly on.

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in :  Local News

With less than a month to go, our City is preparing to welcome in the festive season with colour, song and a sprinkling of Christmas magic. And there is a lot to get excited about! I’ll be warming up my vocals, and encourage you all to do the same, as we belt out everyone’s favourite Christmas songs at Carols in …

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New high school in Leppington set to be built next door to primary school

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in :  Important News, Local News

The new public high school in Leppington is set to be co-located with Leppington Public School, with the Minns Labor Government announcing the proposed site as community consultation begins on council plans for the suburb’s new town centre. The new high school, a key election commitment of the Minns Government, is proposed to be built on land at Rickard Road …

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AMG calls for government innovation and infrastructure funding to support take-off of net zero aircraft

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in :  Important News, Local News

Aeria Management Group, operator of Bankstown Airport and Camden Airport, has called on the Commonwealth Government to establish innovation and infrastructure funds to support the transition towards electric and hydrogen aircraft and net zero. AMG’s submission to the government’s Aviation Green Paper says a national network of innovation hubs at metropolitan general aviation airports will transform Australia into a leader …

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Clr Bilal El-hayek Message

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in :  Local News

The Christmas countdown is well and truly on. With less than a month to go, our City is preparing to welcome in the festive season with colour, song and a sprinkling of Christmas magic. And there is a lot to get excited about! I’ll be warming up my vocals, and encourage you all to do the same, as we belt …

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