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The streets of Liverpool have long been plagued by abandoned shopping trolleys, a persistent eyesore that affects our community’s appearance and safety. Liverpool Council refuse to acknowledge the unique challenges that exist in our City and rather than proactively research solutions they constantly blame others for their own short comings. While retailers themselves have attempted…
This week marks a significant moment in Liverpool’s history as the demolition of Bob Ingham’s iconic mansion in Casula has officially begun. This event signifies not just the end of a landmark, but also serves as a poignant reminder of the legacy left by one of Australia’s most successful businessmen. Bob Ingham, along with his…
The Liverpool Local Government Area (LGA) is currently grappling with a significant mosquito outbreak, which has left many residents frustrated and concerned for their health and well-being. This issue, which has been brewing since 2019, has reached a tipping point, prompting local leaders and residents to demand urgent action from authorities. Background and Current Situation…
I’ve spent some time reviewing the documents now publically available and on exhibition regarding Moore Point. I am actually really impressed with the level of detail both Council and the Developer have undertaken in considering this ambitious development, and also reflected on our recent interview with Independant Campaigner Michael Andjelkovic, and today made my submission…