Local artists Libby Moore and Viola Dominello Published on 14 January 2026 Hornsby Shire Council is delighted to present Still/Alive at Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre from 13 February to 1 March 2026, featuring two celebrated Hornsby Shire artists, Libby Moore of Beecroft and Viola Dominello of Dural. Tagged as: , Arts & Culture, Media Releases
A statement from Mayor Warren Waddell in response to attack at Bondi Published on 16 December 2025 Our community is deeply shocked and saddened by Sunday’s horrific attack at Bondi.On behalf of Hornsby Shire Council, I want to express our deepest condolences to the victims’ families, friends and the broader community impacted by this event. Our thoughts are with those who remain in hospital, recovering and fighting for their lives. Tagged as: , Media Releases
Council raises concerns over scale and infrastructure of Cherrybrook Published on 05 December 2025 Hornsby Shire Council supports the delivery of new housing near transport hubs like Cherrybrook Metro Station. However, at last night’s Council Meeting, the concern about the state-led rezoning proposal recently exhibited was raised, due to serious issues with the scale of development and the lack of adequate infrastructure planning and funding Tagged as: , Media Releases
Enjoy family fun at Fagan Park this Australia Day Published on 05 December 2025 Hornsby Shire Council is inviting residents to join us at beautiful Fagan Park on Australia Day (26 January) for Fun, Food and Live Beats! From 10.30am, the park will come alive with entertainment, food trucks and plenty of splashy fun for the kids. Tagged as: , Events & Activities, Media Releases
Entries open soon for Remagine environmental art prize 2026 Published on 03 December 2025 Hornsby Shire Council’s waste and sustainability art prize Remagine is open on 12 January for entries, with $11,000 in total prize money. Tagged as: , Announcements, Arts & Culture, Council News
Hornsby Shire’s Fagan Park Children’s Forest wins National Award Published on 18 November 2025 Hornsby Shire Council is proud to announce that the Fagan Park Children’s Forest has been awarded the 2025 Parks and Leisure Australia (PLA) National Award of Excellence for Playspace under $500,000. This prestigious award celebrates innovation, community impact, and the creation of play spaces that foster childhood development, while promoting vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive communities. Tagged as: , Announcements, Council News
A statement from Mayor Warren Waddell in response to tragic accident Published on 16 November 2025 On behalf of the Council, staff and community of Hornsby Shire, I would like to express my deep shock and sadness at the tragic accident that occurred in Hornsby this weekend, which claimed the life of a young mother and her unborn child. Tagged as: , Announcements, Media Releases
Hide and Go Creek: a summer adventure to protect Hornsby's waterways Published on 14 November 2025 This summer, Hornsby Shire families are invited to dive into a unique outdoor adventure that’s as fun as it is meaningful. For the first time, Hornsby Shire Council is using Augmented Reality to present Hide and Go Creek, an innovative, family friendly activity designed to inspire families to explore local creeks, learn about the importance of protecting them, and take action to keep them healthy. Tagged as: , Announcements, Environment, Media Releases
Discover your summer staycation in the Bushland Shire Published on 14 November 2025 Hornsby Shire Council is inviting residents and visitors to say Hello Summer and make the most of the season right here in Hornsby Shire. With so much to explore on your doorstep, from scenic walking trails and picnic spots to riverside views and water sports, it’s time to discover your new favourite spot in the Shire, without breaking the bank. Tagged as: , Announcements, Health & Lifestyle, Media Releases
Hornsby Shire Libraries launch Big Summer Read with big prizes to win Published on 13 November 2025 This summer, Hornsby Shire Council is inviting children to spend time reading throughout the holidays. Big Summer Read is a reading challenge for ages 0 to 18 with enticing incentives to inspire children to read for pleasure, aiming to address the ‘summer slide’. Supported by NSW Public Libraries Association, children can register at any one of the Shire’s library services. Tagged as: , Announcements, Media Releases, Council News