Your Community

25 April

George Street will be transformed into a vibrant bazaar of spices and fabric.

Liverpool City Council acknowledges the original inhabitants of the Liverpool area, being the Darug and Tharawal Aboriginal people.

The Liverpool Civic Awards are Council’s prestigious annual awards program that recognise the outstanding contribution of citizens and groups to the Liverpool local government area.

The Community 2168 Project was founded in 1999 and is a major renewal and capacity building partnership located in Miller, Liverpool.

Liverpool City Council's commitment to providing for the needs of our older community is reflected in Council's Aged and Disability program.

Council is committed to promoting opportunities to enhance the well-being of children, young people and families.

It began when a local family created a ‘Fairy Glen’ by placing wooden fairy doors and windows along the bush track in Harris Creek Reserve.

Liverpool is the face of Multicultural Australia. We have the richness of Aboriginal heritage, cultural diversity and language.

Liverpool City Council's commitment to providing for the needs of people with a disability in our community is reflected in Council's Aged and Disability program.

Council observes the NSW Protocol for Homeless People in Public Places.

Council has a youth strategy and young people can get involved directly with Council and change outcomes in their own community.

In 2008, then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologised to Australia’s indigenous people for the forced removal of children from their families, known as the Stolen Generation.