October 23rd, 2009

North Sydney’s popular Friday night food fair in Civic Park has returned with international food stalls and good music.
We asked everyone to give it a new name. Entries are below (competition closed 20 Nov) and the judges selected:
Twilight Food Fair
And the winner of the name our food fair competition is….
Blogger Jillian has won the name our food fair competition. We’re calling the food fair the Twilight Food Fair and everyone who used the word Twilight in their entry went into the draw. Jillian wins dinner for four at the food fair.
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February 9th, 2009

We’re updating Council’s strategic plan – 2020 Vision. It was developed in 2004, with 10 key directions. But plans aren’t static, they need to change as our community and circumstances change. Thinking of areas where Council could improve, which three areas would you recommend we concentrate on - and why?
Note: although Stage 1 consultation has now concluded, any comments made after 24 March will still be looked at as part of the 2020 Vision Review, then included later in:
Summary of 2020 Vision consultation feedback (2.69MB)
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August 12th, 2008
Where in North Sydney do you find the best view, the best picnic spot, the best walking track, the best entertainment, the best place to eat or shop…. Are you willing to share the secret? The rest of North Sydney would love to know.
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July 10th, 2008
North Sydney Council spends more than $19 million a year on infrastructure maintenance. The big ticket items include roads $3.5m, street cleaning $1.8m, footpaths $1.6m, community facilities $1.4m, trees $1.2m, gardens $1.1m and sports grounds $1m. What is Council doing well in maintenance, how do we compare with other areas you visit and what do you think needs more attention?
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June 3rd, 2008
The North Sydney Council draft Social Plan has identified growing social and emotional isolation within the North Sydney community. What do you think are the causes and what can be done about it?
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