Complete the Survey and Win!

The Strathfield Community Strategic Plan is being reviewed.  Please provide your feedback on priorities for the Strathfield area in our survey and go into the draw to win a $50 shopping voucher.

Testing Clinic: Hudson Park Golf Course

With case numbers rising across NSW, it's important to stay COVID-safe. Visit the Hudson Park Golf Course Testing Clinic and get tested even if you have mild symptoms!

Library Christmas Closure

Planning on doing some summer reading? Head to Strathfield Library Council and Innovation Hub to pick up some books before they close at midday on Fri 24 Dec. The Library will reopen on Tue 4 Jan!

Huge and Historic Homes

Strathfield's tree-lined streets are home to some magnificent mansions. Visit our exhibition at Strathfield Council Library and Innovation Hub to get a peek at what's behind those grand front doors.

Coming Soon!

Something very exciting is coming to the streets of Homebush and Homebush West. Keep your eyes on our website and social media pages for the full program announcement in January!

Street Festival 2140 is proudly funded by the NSW Government

Enjoy Our Roads Safely

NSW Police will be out enforcing road rules and deterring people from speeding and other dangerous driving behaviours this holiday period. 

Throwback Thursday

Santa and the Drover

Santa and the Drover was commissioned by local biscuit company Arnott’s in 1964 for its Christmas biscuit tins. Artist Jack Waugh used himself as a model for the drover whose horse is tentatively getting to know Santa’s reindeer in the background. The drover shares his billy tea – and biscuits – with Santa. The popular image even inspired a poem about Santa being lost in the Australian bush and seeking directions from the drover. Waugh’s painting was used by Arnott’s for many years and also graced the back cover of The Australian Women’s Weekly on a number of occasions.

Merry Christmas!

Jack Waugh’s ‘Santa and the Drover’, 1964