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ROADWORKS - CATTAI ROAD, PITT TOWN
Road work is continuing on Cattai Road, Pitt Town.
Here’s information on upcoming work locations and dates for resurfacing work:
* Wed 12 March - work will commence on Cattai Road, Pitt Town, between Pitt Town Dural Road and Buckingham Street
* Thurs 13 March - night work will start on Bathurst Street, Pitt Town for four night shifts before moving to Eldon Street
* also on Thurs 13 March - work will be occuring on the Bathurst Street northbound lane between Glebe Road and 26 Bathurst Street
* Sun 16 March - works will occur on Bathurst Street southbound lane between 26 Bathurst Street and Glebe Road
The contractor will work between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m.
If there are any changes to the work schedule, due to wet weather or holidays for example updates will be provided.
Residential Access -
Access to properties within the road closure will be maintained under the direction of traffic controllers.
Residents may be delayed up to 30 minutes if needing to be escorted through the work zone and are advised to enter via Old Northern Road at Maroota if your destination is north of Mitchell Park Road.
When past driveways are being resurfaced, residents may have to wait up to 45 minutes before entering or exiting their driveway whilst the asphalt cools. Traffic controllers will be on site to assist with minimising this delay.
Road closure -
As part of this work, the contractor will need to close the road between Glebe Road, Pitt Town and Old Northern Road, Maroota.
* Northbound traffic will need to detour via: Pitt Town Road, Windsor Road, Showground Road, Pennant Street and Old Northern Road
* Southbound traffic will need to detour via: Old Northern Road, Pennant Street, Showground Road, Windsor Road and Pitt Town Road
Please allow up to one hour of additional travel time when planning your trip.
Emergency vehicles access will be maintained at all times.
Contact details:-
If you have any questions, please contact the contractor Fulton Hogan via Info.River@fultonhogan.com.au or call 1800 568 981.
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Thank you Robyn for the information
Why are the roadworks looking like a patchwork quilt rather than resurface the whole road. Doesn't make sense.
Just wondering why other parts of wiseman ferry road were not fixed? There is literally a speed hump that people avoid by driving on the opposite side of the road.
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Get down to Lollies 'n' Stuff - Windsor this afternoon for the 5:00 pm draw of a trip to Disneyland!
There’s plenty of excitement as the team gets ready for this amazing prize giveaway!
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Lent is a time to slow down, to reflect and to spend time in your faith.
To all those in our community who observe this Holy season, I wish you great blessing and renewal.
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Thank you so much Brenda Harrold
Blessings Robyn.
God Bless
I wish you peace and happiness this Easter Robyn Preston MP
God bless
The only thing slowing down is my food intake and ciggies. Bring on the Resurrection!! 
Blessings Robyn.
HOPE WALK 2025
There is still time to participate in today’s Hope Walk at Ham Common, Clarendon.
It’s an opportunity to come together to support families and loved ones who have lost someone close to them to suicide.
Thank you Dianetracymarie Russell and the volunteers for putting on another outstanding walk as we remember those closest to us who are no longer with us.
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Just rambling on playing the nice guy. Just address the problem….
People who have been admitted to psychiatric care remain at risk of suicide for many years after discharge and should have ongoing access to care, new research suggests.
It was more than two times higher during the first three months after discharge and more than four times higher among patients admitted with suicidal thoughts or behaviours. Even many years after discharge, people who have been psychiatric inpatients have suicide rates about 30 times higher than the rate of the general community, Professor Large says. This is in NSW
Of course he doesn't address the fact of the workforce shortage of psychiatrists (around 1/3 of staff positions were vacant before the resignations) nor the cost they are willing to pay for locums, VMOs, virtual hubs, putting public patients in private hospitals. And that modelling shows the health department would save money if they could decrease reliance on locums (paid three times as much as the staff psychiatrists)
Interesting. A Liberal govt for 10 years where mental health was ignored too. This is being made to be a Labor issue when it is just a culmination of too many years where mental health was not prioritised or given funds.
Chris is honestly just disregarding public psychiatrists and their patients. There is no effort at all to retain and negotiate in good faith.
The Premier is very good at manipulation of words and data. Facts and calculations show that the government is paying A LOT more $$$ on locum and VMOs (currently sitting at $3050 per day!!!). 25% pay rise for psychiatrists aims at retention of current staff and recruiting more doctors to the public sector. The government will actually be saving by doing this!
But our Premier is way too proud to admit that he has dropped the ball (badly) on this one. One would find it much easier to try to change the opinion of others, rather than change their own! It is simply too hard for him to admit his mistakes.
Public psychiatrist have stayed in the public sector despite there being a lot more lucrative options out there for a long time now, but it has become too risky to practice in an extremely under resourced system which does not allow SAFE and EFFECTIVE care to the most vulnerable members of our society.
Unfortunately, Chris seems to be able to sleep well at night knowing that he is to answer for causing harm to such people. Or perhaps he is delusional himself and needs the help of a psychiatrist???
Robyn Preston MP the question is so timely. Thank you for being so brave. @Chris Minns's answer shows readiness to distort the truth. One hand he cries no money, on the other hand shamelessly waste tax payer's money on unsustainable plots.
Look at the emergency presentations to the mental Heath hospital then see how there are suicides .
We are lucky in nepean blue mountains that there has only been a couple not like western Sydney or other parts of sydney
Great to see you supporting our Hawkesbury Robyn , you and Sarah always doing a great job around our area !
This week in Parliament I lead the Public Interest Debate on the Public Psychiatrists Crisis.
Click the video below to view my speech.
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This affects hope4ufoundation revise we get GPs sending referrals to us.
This has been happening for many years it's not just the minns government it was the previous government that didn't care about mental health, I tried to get something happening in the hawkesbury and nothing happened when the previous MP was in.
Thanks so much for your advocacy and support Robyn. You gave us the time to talk and listened since months ago
Thank you for your advocacy
Thank you Robyn. Hope your advocacy pushes the Minns government to settle this problem
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As of 3:17pm, the breakdown of Sackville Ferry, between Sackville Road and Sackville Ferry Road, has been resolved.
I have been advised by Birdon that the cause of the unexpected breakdown appeared to be a minor mechanical issue.
The ferry is now OPEN in both directions.
Routine maintenance is scheduled to take place tomorrow, where the ferry, between Sackville Road and Sackville Ferry Road, will be closed in both directions from 12:30pm to 3:00pm.
Diversions (northbound): Sackville Road, West Portland Road, Lower Portland Ferry, River Road, to Sackville Road.
Diversions (southbound): Sackville Ferry Road, River Road, Lower Portland Ferry Road, West Portland Road, to Sackville Road.
Motorists are advised to allow approximately 45 minutes of additional travel time.
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2 months ago
At about 2:13pm, Sackville Ferry, between Sackville Road and Sackville Ferry Road, broke down.
The ferry is currently closed in both directions.
Current advice provided by Live Traffic NSW is to use an alternate route, plan your journey and allow extra travel time.
Diversions are currently in place at Sackville Ferry Road, Wisemans Ferry Road, Cattai Road, Eldon Street, Bathurst Street, Pitt Town Road, Windsor Road (Bridge Street), Wilberforce Road, King Road and Sackville Road, in both directions.
It remains unclear how long the ferry will be out of action; however I have been in contact with Birdon, who have assured me that a mechanic is onsite and working to get the ferry back up and running as soon as possible.
I will continue to keep you all updated with an expected timeframe.
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