Get On Your Bike!

Check out our updated cycleway map of Strathfield! Cycling is not only a great way to reduce your carbon footprint, but is a fun and low-impact form of exercise. Plus it promotes an active and healthy lifestyle for all ages!

October Council Meeting

Watch highlights from this month’s Council Meeting and stay up-to-date with everything that's happening in our area.

Have Your Say

There’s just one more week left to tell us your ideas and feedback about the second stage of upgrades to the Hudson District Park! Submissions can be completed online and will close on Friday 5 November.  

Compost Champion

Did you know 15.3M tonnes of carbon dioxide is released each year from food waste in Australia? You can make a difference by joining the Compost Revolution! Strathfield LGA residents are eligible to receive a 50% discount on compost bins, bokashi bins and worm farms. Click the link below to order yours today!

Mason Park Nature Walk

Looking for something to do this weekend? Birdlife Australia in collaboration with Strathfield Council, is hosting a nature walk at Mason Park Wetland. Come and learn about the wildlife and plants that make this place unique. Registrations are essential, so book your spot today!

Throwback Thursday

Hotel Homebush

For 75 years the Hotel Homebush stood on the corner of Parramatta and Underwood Roads. Built in 1928, it was designed by architect, Sidney Warden. Homebush Council was not in favour of the new pub as there were already two hotels - the Horse and Jockey and Wentworth Hotels - serving the needs of Homebush’s 3500 residents. The first publican was Joseph Monaghan for whom the hotel was built. It was bought by Tooth & Co. in 1934. Jack Cotterell held the license from 1935 to 1953. The hotel was demolished in 2003 and apartments were built on this site.

Hotel Homebush by Milton Kent c.1929. Courtesy Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences (Powerhouse Museum)