Collection: Online Resource

This sub site from the State Library of New South Wales allows you to access Annual reports from the Library Council of New South Wales dating back to 2009 to current issues.

The Library of Congress, Digital Collections and Programs site provides online access to various print, pictorial, audio-visual collections and other digital services. By providing materials online, those who may never come to Washington can gain access.

This webpage is a history of the creation of Penrith General Cemetery from the 1880s to 1910. The webpage also tells the life story of Doris Vivian and her family. Doris was the first person buried in the cemetery, on 16 August 1910.

Includes the origin of the suburb name Llandilo, Government electorates, Community Profile, Population, an Economic and Land use profile, an Historical profile, timeline from 1818 and a bibliography

Free, independent newspaper that highlights key issues facing Local Government & promotes best practice. FOCUS aims to help Councils stretch their dollars further by sharing successes & good ideas.

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