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Strathfield eNews No images? Click here 25 September 2025
Cr John-Paul Baladi, Mayor of Strathfield Dear Residents, There is now just over a week to go until our Moon Festival event this year. Join us along The Crescent on Saturday 4 October as Homebush West comes to life with cultural performances, fun kid's activities, roving entertainment and delicious food. I hope to see you there! Nominations for the 2026 Strathfield Local and Young Citizen of the Year Awards are now open. Our community is full of people who work hard to make Strathfield a great place to be, you can acknowledge their efforts by nominating them by 12 December 2025. More information is available on our website. As always, if you have a local concern or idea you’d like to share, you can reach me on 0400 017 759 or at cr.jpbaladi@strathfield.nsw.gov.au AI – Artist’s Impressions: Oscar Garcia! Opens 3 October See Sydney’s Inner West through Oscar Garcia’s eyes at our upcoming art exhibition in the Ironbark Gallery! Spanning over ten years, these works by Oscar Garcia draw inspiration from a range of experiences and settings: suburban life, rapid urban development, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the often-subtle social undercurrents that shape our communities. AI – Artist’s Impressions: Oscar Garcia ends opens 3 October. Moon Festival - Saturday 4 October 2025! 🥮🎶 The Crescent Homebush West will be bursting alive with music, flavour, and culture for Council's Moon Festival, will you be joining us? It will be a fun family friendly event where you will find something for all ages to enjoy, including free kid's activities, mouth watering food stalls, lion dancers and much more! Save these details in your calendar 👇 📅 Saturday 4 October 2025 Entry is free and everyone’s welcome! Community and business awards 🌟 Nominations are still open for Council’s very first Community and Business Awards – a celebration of the incredible people and organisations making a difference in our local area! We’re calling on those who live, work, study, or volunteer in the Strathfield LGA to get involved. Submit your nomination before 11:59PM, Sunday 12 October 2025. The BreastScreen NSW Mobile Van will be in Flemington ♥️ The BreastScreen NSW Mobile Van will be in Flemington from 29 September to 24 October! You can find the van on The Crescent, Homebush West, opposite Flemington Railway Station. Call 13 20 50 (or 13 14 50 for interpreter assistance). Book online at book.breastscreen.nsw.gov.au Date Change - September Council Meeting Council's upcoming September 2025 Ordinary Council Meeting has been moved to Tuesday 30 September 2025. The meeting will commence at 6.30pm. Have Your Say 💚💙 Council is looking for your feedback on plans to create a circular economy by 2035 for a thriving, sustainable, and resilient community in Strathfield. Our draft ‘Towards a Circular Economy 2035’ provides a roadmap to guide Council’s waste management and resource recovery future for the next decade and beyond. We're focusing on transitioning from the traditional linear ‘take-make-dispose' model to a circular economy approach to align with international, national, and state sustainability frameworks. Our action plan framework has
been developed with the following objectives: Public schools are public places these Spring holidays 🌸⚽ From Saturday 27 September to Sunday 12 October the Share Our Space program will be opening hundreds of public school outdoor areas, sports fields and playgrounds for all ages to enjoy. In the Strathfield LGA, two schools have opened their gates: Remember to always check the details before arriving as days and times can change. For questions about the program please email sinsw.shareourspace@det.nsw.edu.au THROWBACK THURSDAY Mintaro Estate, 1912 The Mintaro Estate in Strathfield was offered for auction in December 1912 by H.W. Horning & Co. on behalf of vendor and builder, Alderman Ebenezer Ford of Enfield Council. The site was known locally as Brown’s Paddock, where many football games were held. Most of the 41 lots were situated in William Street between Liverpool Road and Cross Street, although six commercial lots fronted Liverpool Road and The Boulevarde, now part of the Broadway shopping strip. Bungalows were built between 1913 and 1920. In 1916 William Street was renamed Mintaro Avenue, likely after the slate quarry and town in SA. EVENTS Free School Holiday Programme - Cricket DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS Development Application 10.2024.10.2 Development Application 10.2025.118.1 Development Application 10.2021.268.2 |