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Response to church attack in France
Mayor Steve Christou on behalf of Cumberland City Council has condemned a terror attack which killed three people inside a Notre Dame church in Nice, France yesterday.
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Response to Kabul University attack
Mayor Steve Christou on behalf of Cumberland City Council has condemned the attack on Kabul University in Afghanistan, killing 22 students.
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Severe fines issued to illegal developers in Cumberland
23 March 2017 – Media Release
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Book a clean-up in Cumberland City
Each year, Cumberland City Council offers residents four free Council collection services, allowing them to get rid of two cubic metres of household items or waste that can’t be reused or recycled.
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Cumberland City to host Keep Australia Beautiful Sustainable Cities Awards 2020
After being named the most ‘Sustainable City’ in metropolitan NSW in 2019, Cumberland City will be hosting this year’s Keep Australia Beautiful NSW Sustainable Cities Awards at the newly built Granville Centre, on 12 November 2020.
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$27 million Aquatic Centre opens in Western Sydney
29 March 2017 – Media Release
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Review of the Councillor Expenses and Facilities Policy
To be attributed to Hamish McNulty, General Manager:
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Give a toss – new way to report littering from vehicles
30 March 2017 – Media Release
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Pollution Incident at Duck Creek - Media Statement
Cumberland City Council is investigating a pollution incident that has occurred at Duck Creek adjacent to the Auburn Botanic Gardens. The area of impacted creek is between Wellington Road and Edgar Street at Auburn.
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COVID-19 update on Council services
Cumberland City Council is responding to new COVID-19 guidance from both Federal and State levels of government, as restrictions continue to ease.
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