New builds win the tax break, but new research says established property could still come out $100k ahead
New builds keep the tax perks under the 2026 Budget. But a decade of modelling suggests established property might still win on the numbers.
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When should Council involve the Police?
What principles should guide a council's decision to refer a matter to police
Nominations Open for 2027 Hawkesbury Australia Day Awards
Nominations close on Sunday, 11 October 2026.
Government Backs Rural Housing Reform After Hawkesbury Inquiry
Second dwellings move a step closer as NSW responds to parliamentary report
Today Brings Tax Cuts, Pay Rises and Free Electricity for Hawkesbury Households
As the new financial year begins
Airport Petition Campaign Seeks Curfew and Flight Caps
Flight paths proposed over the Blue Mountains up the Grose Valley, impacting Yarramundi, North Richmond, Kurrajong Bilpin district and other parts of the Hawkesbury.
Hawkesbury residents warned of health risk with use of unapproved Peptide Products
Serious health damage caused by unapproved peptide products
Free Midday Electricity Offer Opens for Hawkesbury Households from 1 July
Use free electricity daily between 11am and 2pm each day.
The Past Is Not a Place We Can Live In
The Hawkesbury can value its past without letting nostalgia block the housing, jobs, streets and public spaces future generations will need.
Cost of Council staff payrise Outpace 39.41% Rate Increase.
Independent review questions whether rising staffing costs are driving the need for rate increases?
Deadly Outbreak, High-Tech Towers and a Local Book Launch
AJ Ville’s debut novel, Virillion: Outbreak launched at Hawkesbury Central Library Windsor
