Speeches

Inner West Music Fest rocked Pratten Park Bowling Club on Sunday 13 August.

The sound of fans cheering on the Matildas has echoed across the Inner West over the last month.

Marrickville High School and Inner West Council have joined forces to forge strong intergenerational connections between students and seniors through StoryTech Connect.

Congratulates to Kiara Tran, a recent recipient of the Amy Large Volunteer Award from Inner West Council.

Kosta Anagnostou of "Cons Handmade Shoes" was a much-loved, longstanding member of the Hurlstone Park community, known as "Con" by family and friends.

Minister for Heritage Penny Sharpe has unveiled a Blue Plaque in Ashfield, recognising the life of historical figure Quong Tart and celebrating his political advocacy and charity work in the 1800s.

Newtown Jets continue to prove they are Australia's coolest rugby league club, hosting two recent fantastic events.

I would like to commend the work of the members of Friends of Yasmar, particularly Angie Gallinaro.

The upcoming referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament presents an incredibly important opportunity for our country to enshrine in its constitution the recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.

I would like to recognise the efforts of the organisers of the Pathways Music Festival, and their venue, Pratten Park Bowling Club Ashfield, for hosting yet another fantastic festival, building on the success of last year.