Collection: Local Book

James Bardsley arrived in NSW as a convict in 1818. He married Sarah Gregg in 1821 at Windsor. He was tollkeeper at the Emu Ferry.

This report is informed by seven semi-structures interviews with Penrith library users and their accounts detailing their legal information needs, information seeking processes, situations, helps and uses.

Research project carried out under the direction of the project reference group comprising representatives from Penrith City Council and the Nepean community services sector.

Series of reports written by visitors from the Xicheng District during their visit between April to June 2002.

To make contact with local residents in order to explore local needs and ascertain the organisation's contribution to date and investigate future service provision.

This localised resilient Penrith action plan (the RPAP) aims to build awareness and preparedness and enhance the capacity of Council and the community to adapt and improve resilience to risks, shocks, and stresses. It aims to enhance our capacity to work together in becoming a more resilient ci...

A comprehensive long term framework for the NSW government, local councils (including Penrith City Council), businesses and the community to work together to reduce and manage the flood risk in the Hawkesbury-Nepean Valley.