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WINTER 2020
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WE ARE COMMITTED TO YOU Liverpool Mayor Wendy Waller has stressed that despite the challenges the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to our daily lives, Council remains committed to the community. Despite the temporary closure of facilities and cancellations of events, essential services such as rubbish collection have been maintained and our childcare and early learning centres have remained open. “As NSW Government advice allows it, we will begin the process of returning to our regular services and re-opening our facilities,” Mayor Wendy Waller said.
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The Community Recycling Centre and Council’s Customer Service Counter have now reopened to the public, and families are again welcome to use our many wonderful playgrounds. But Mayor Waller said work to support the community is ongoing and Council has also launched a number of initiatives to help local businesses affected by the pandemic. Mayor Waller said we can all help by spending our money closer to home. “Purchase goods, services or gift vouchers from local stores in-person or online, or order tasty takeaway and get it delivered safely to your front door,” Mayor Waller said.
www.liverpool.nsw.gov.au/weareopen to find out who’s open
LOCAL TALENT SHINES BRIGHT Has the creative spark ignited during long days and nights at home? The Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre team is keen to share your gift with the world and offer you the opportunity to win
big in the Generator: I Hope I Win $500 virtual talent contest. There are six categories and the competition is open to anyone who lives, works or studies in the Liverpool LGA and you can submit any piece created since March 1. To submit your entry or find out more, visit www.casulapowerhouse.com/generator