Collection: Online Resource

The site provides access to the Local Government (State) Award 2017. In addition to access to the Local Government (COVID-19) Splinter (Interim) Award 2020.

This site provides access to the Local Government (State) Award 2020.

Includes the origin of the suburb name Londonderry, Government electorates, Community Profile, Population, Recreation, an Economic and Land use profile, Landscape profile, an Historical profile, timeline from 1831 and a bibliography

Includes the origin of the suburb name Luddenham, Government electorates, Community Profile, Population, Recreation, Landscape profile, an Historical profile, timeline from 1807 and a bibliography

The War Memorials section of the Website contains details of the main local war memorials and Rolls of Honor. On January 4, 1919 a Honor Roll was unveiled in Smith Park, Castlereagh. Has the names of the 22 enlisted soldiers from Castlereagh Municipality

The War Memorials section of the Website contains details of the main local war memorials and Rolls of Honor. The Soldiers' Memorial situated in the park at Emu Plains was unveiled on July 14, 1923 by Brigadier-General Cox. Forty nine names were inscribed

The Jamisontown United Church Roll was unveiled 22 December 1918 by Robert Collum, whose three sons served in the War. The honor roll is of polished maple with carved cap columns

The Website has details of the main local war memorials and Rolls of Honor. The Llandilo Roll of Honor was unveiled 29th May, 1917 at the Public School, Llandilo by Mr Brinsley Hall. Names of 'old boys' of the school who enlisted for the war are inscribed

The Website has details of the main local war memorials and Rolls of Honor. The Luddenham Roll of Honor at the Luddenham Methodist Church was unveiled August 1917. The names on the Roll are those whose homes were in the postal area at the outbreak of war

The Penrith Honor Roll consists of 6 tablets in Memory Park. Dedicated by Sir Walter Davidson, KCMG on 8 July 1922. The tablets list 255 soldiers who served from the Penrith district and 10 nurses from the district who served overseas during WW1.