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Stop food waste. Save money
Every week, a huge amount of food goes into the garbage bin unnecessarily.
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Community members roll up their sleeves to make Cumberland City greener for National Tree Planting Day
Over 350 people rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty for Cumberland City Council’s National Tree Planting Day recently.
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Learn to swim program criteria guide
Cumberland City Swim School is a proud partner of the Swim and Survive Program.
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Council unveils revamped $12.2 million Wentworthville Memorial Swim Centre
Mayor of Cumberland City Council, Steve Christou has opened the doors to the newly renovated Wentworthville Memorial Swim Centre.
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Neighbourhood Noise
Noise is subjective and can affect different people in various ways. What is acceptable to one individual may be considered unreasonable to another and there are often a number of ways to resolve concerns.
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Report and request
Send your request to Council by selecting the most relevant category option below.
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Domestic and family violence educational videos in Simplified Chinese and Mandarin.
A series of domestic and family violence educational videos in 中文 Simplified Chinese and Mandarin.
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Domestic and family violence educational videos - Dari
A series of domestic and family violence educational videos in درى Dari.
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Domestic and family violence educational videos - Korean
A series of domestic and family violence educational videos in Korean.
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Domestic and family violence educational videos - Arabic
A series of domestic and family violence educational videos in Arabic.
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The Pippita Rail Trail set to be transformed into a transport link for residents in Cumberland City
Tens of thousands of residents will soon have improved access to parklands and open spaces along the Lidcombe to Homebush corridor after Cumberland City Council was successful in its bid to secure $770,000 in funding for the Pippita Rail Trail.
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Look out! Snakes about!
Snakes are more common during spring and summer near areas close to waterways.
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