Mayor's Weekly Message

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Our love affair with the beach can turn deadly

18 Jan 2014

Too often, Australians’ love affair with the surf and the beach can turn quickly to tragedy.

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Manly Council cleans up in anti-litter education awards

11 Jan 2014

Manly has got the new year off to a great start winning awards for litter reduction and waste education initiatives.

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Have a happy and safe Christmas and New Year

21 Dec 2013

At the conclusion of another very busy year, I would like to wish you all a very happy and safe festive season and all the best for 2014.

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Stuart Street - some additional facts

13 Dec 2013

I am determined to right the appalling decision made by the last Council to buy number 40 Stuart Street, Manly for a sum of $4.25million.

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Congratulations to Christmas Choral Concert participants

10 Dec 2013

How exciting was Manly's 2013 Christmas Choral Concert on Thursday evening (5 December)!

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Ocean Care Day Festival & Fair Trade Markets

29 Nov 2013

Manly Council is hosting the 20th annual Ocean Care Day Festival and the Fair Trade Markets on Manly Beach from 10.30am to 4.30pm on Sunday (1 December), featuring more than 45 'eco exhibitors', live entertainment, kids’ activities and much more.

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‘Menacing or Potentially Dangerous Dogs’

22 Nov 2013

I was recently informed of a shocking incident in which a Balgowlah resident was attacked by an off-leash dog being walked by its owner.

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Do something big for Manly – Shop Small!

15 Nov 2013

Small business operators under-pin the economic lifeblood of our community, with local shops helping create thriving local communities and creating local jobs

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Remembrance Day

8 Nov 2013

It is again my privilege to lead Manly Council Remembrance Day Ceremony, being held from 10.45am on Monday 11 November

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Manly leads the way with community infrastructure investment

1 Nov 2013

There’s no doubt Manly punches above its weight when it comes to putting public money back into community infrastructure.

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