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Accommodation Hawkesbury News
Autumn Time Is Ripe For Hawkesbury Visit
Friday May 30, 2008
THE Hawkesbury Highlands should be high on the list of considerations for people looking for the perfect winter escape.Perched On The Water's Edge
Sunday November 11, 2007
Hannah Edwards indulges in luxury at Little Wobby.
Address: Little Wobby, Hawkesbury River.
Bookings: Phone 0401308888 or email info@hawkesburyriver.com.Grange Dreams At Tuscany On The Hawkesbury
Sunday July 3, 2005
Tizzana Winery is a bunch of fun, writes Peter Lynch.Valley Of Daydreams
Saturday May 14, 2005
A honeymooning EVE CHEETHAM discovers myriad delights in the Hawkesbury Valley but finds its biggest atttraction is nothing. Doing nothing, that is.Fleeing The Nest In Search Of That Elusive Waterfront Property
Wednesday April 7, 2004
Sydney's penguin population is discovering what the city's people have known for quite some time there is a serious shortage of accommodation for those looking to acquire their first home.Hawkesbury Romance
Saturday October 25, 2003
Dreams can come true.Old-style Charm
Thursday September 4, 2003
JUST over an hour north of Sydney and across the divide of the Hawkesbury River lies the Central Coast.A Pick-me-up
Sunday November 24, 2002
Exploring the tastes of nature in the Hawkesbury can be a lot of fun, reports Pamela Wright.School's In As Police Recruits Line Up For Class
Friday March 1, 2002
The Police Minister, Michael Costa, believes he has smothered a lingering electoral liability by creating a new school to train 800 police recruits this year. Two classes of up to 400 recruits each will begin training on the University of Western Sydney's Hawkesbury campus at Richmond in May and September.Family Holiday That Won't Break Budget
Sunday December 3, 2000
LOOKING for a family holiday idea that won't break the budget? NSW Sport and Recreation has holiday programs running at 11 centres across NSW this Christmas. Locations include Lake Ainsworth on the north coast, Milson Island on the Hawkesbury River and Lake Jindabyne. While there are activeFerry Frolics
Saturday August 26, 2000
FERRYMASTER Allan Smith runs his finger down the log book and answers with certainty. 'From 12 o'clock last night, I've crossed 117 times,' he says. It is early afternoon on a Sunday, and his shift isn't over yet. Mr Smith has operated the vehicular ferry across the Hawkesbury River at First Exit To Brooklyn
Saturday May 6, 2000
It has a bridge, but that's about as close at it gets to its brash New York namesake, writes Alex Buzo. FOR an out-of-Sydney experience, the first place where strangers say ``g'day", there is a small town on the Hawkesbury that can deliver the goods. On the south bank of the river and facinJust Step Off The Yacht
Saturday October 23, 1999
A wide sweeping staircase takes you to the formal living areas, all with expansive water views of this spacious deepwater property. There are five large bedrooms (two with ensuites), four bathrooms, family areas, study, teenage retreat or in-law accommodation downstairs, a large family rumpus room wMotel With Frong
Saturday January 30, 1999
BRUCE ELDER beats a retreat to Wisemans Ferry and finds himself kneedeep in river frontage. WHEN IS a motel not a motel? Of all the answers to this question, those offered by Wisemans Ferry Country Retreat are the most novel. When it has about 600-700 metres of frontage onto the Hawkesbury River.Central Coast Brimming With Outdoor Attractions
Wednesday May 27, 1998
FOR holiday fun and relaxation the Central Coast has it all. Cruises on such popular vessels as the Lady Kendall on Brisbane Waters and on Australia's Last Riverboat Postman on the Hawkesbury are among the many water-based activities that draw people to the area during summer months. When theUp The Lazy River
Saturday January 24, 1998
The Hawkesbury River has sustained farmers and fishermen for almost two centuries, and has become one of Sydney's most popular recreational venues. But this beautiful waterway is under threat. THERE'S something irresistible about a big river: the way it moves, the country it crosses, the people aBeat A Rapid Retreat To Wisemans Ferry
Thursday December 12, 1996
Discover golf, gardens and good value at the revamped Wisemans Ferry Country Retreat, advises NORMAN NORTH . WISEMANS Ferry Country Retreat lies within a long curve of the Hawkesbury River, its nine-hole golf course and pretty gardens running down to the water's edge. The nearby ferry takes yoFor Pioneers At Heart
Saturday October 19, 1996
WISEMANS Ferry may be just a short drive from Sydney but it seems like a world away. On the banks of the Hawkesbury River, it is an area rich in history and charm. Once perceived as an area predominantly for water skiers and campers, over the years Wisemans Ferry has become much more. BesidLuxury On The Hawkesbury
Saturday March 25, 1995
Brooklyn house sales were $1.7 million last year, an increase on the 1993 figure of $1 million. Average private treaty sales of houses increased by 22 per cent to $198,000 compared with $161,000 in 1993. Recent local sales include a vacant elevated north-facing building site at Brooklyn with wHolidays At Home
Thursday December 15, 1994
THE Hawkesbury-Nepean river system flows through much of north and north-west Sydney with hardly anybody at one end knowing somebody at the other end. More surprising, people at both ends tend to be ignorant of the number and variety of holiday and entertainment attractions to be found alo