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SPRING EDITION ISSUE 68 2015 FAIRFIELDCITYCOUNCIL

CITY LIFE

MAYOR’S MESSAGE

Council continues to deliver new programs and facilities. One key priority since becoming Mayor has been to make Fairfield City a better place for families and

provisions for infrastructure for the future.

Much has already been delivered and in 2015-16 there will be further rollouts of infrastructure and innovative technology for our City.

Last month, Fairfield City Open Libraries were the first in Australia to receive 3M’s Cloud Library, giving school students and residents access to all our libraries from the comfort of their lounge rooms. This is delivering on key issues and concerns raised by the community.

The Fairfield Youth and Community Centre is nearly complete and is one of the best facilities in South West Sydney – right next to the iconic Fairfield Adventure Park.

New infrastructure plans addressing lighting and CCTV upgrades in parks and school zone safety to name a few, are in the works.

We celebrate many festivals and are proud to be hosting the inaugural and biggest New Year’s Eve fireworks event in South West Sydney - Illuminate. Families can watch the fireworks from the family friendly site at Calmsley Hill City Farm.

These are just a few of the programs and infrastructure that Council is delivering to the community to make this great City of ours even better.

I hope you enjoy this issue of City Life.

Frank Carbone Mayor of Fairfield City [email protected]

Proposed boot camp-style obstacle course and tree top walk, Fairfield Park

Polding Street Roundabout works completed - $3 million

Bonnyrigg Park playground equipment upgrade completed - $332,000 Rehabilitation of Orphan School Creek under way - $1.55 million

Landscaping and signage at Horsley Park completed Lansvale wharf to be refurbished - $40,000

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RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGYSydney is growing and Fairfield is part of that population growth. Rezoning accessible residential lands for higher residential densities is a State Government planning strategy. Precincts in Fairfield, Fairfield Heights, Fairfield East and Villawood have been proposed as areas for possible increase in residential densities to accommodate population growth because they are close to shops, public transport and parks.

Residents walking to railway stations, bus services, shops and businesses promotes healthier lifestyles and reduces car use. Villas, townhouses and apartments provide greater housing choice for a changing population.

A Planning Proposal is expected to be exhibited for comments in late 2015. All landowners will be advised of the public exhibition by letter, public notices will appear in the Fairfield Champion newspaper, and information will appear on Council’s website. Have your say!

GRANDPARENTS DAY

Taking libraries into your lounge roomWednesday 26 August marked the official launch of the Fairfield Open Libraries program, which will deliver on Council’s commitment to revolutionise the way our community accesses information and services in all Fairfield City libraries.

The State Library, neighbouring Council libraries and residents, including 105-year-old library stalwart Ted Wale, joined the Mayor and Councillors at the official launch of the program and were the first to experience modern technological advancements that support further access to education and services for our community.

Technological innovations have been introduced including free Wi-Fi, computer and iPad facilities, and Press Reader, which allows online access to 3,000 international newspapers and magazines from more than 100 countries in 60 languages.

In an Australian first, the 3M Cloud Library Discovery Terminals were launched. This is a unique, easy-to-use eBook lending system.

Discovery Terminals, available at all libraries, allow customers to browse the digital collection, as well as conduct normal borrowing services such as check out, holding and returning eBooks.

The 3M Cloud Library can be accessed with a smart phone or tablet application (app) and allows users to borrow eBooks from the app itself.

Readers can now explore and borrow eBooks from the library, their lounge room, office or on-the-go!

Visit Fairfield City Open Libraries for a whole new experience.

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Come and celebrate Grandparents Day on Sunday 25 October at the Fairfield Adventure Park and the new Fairfield Youth and Community Centre for a free barbecue lunch and plenty of family friendly entertainment for people all ages.Council is excited to show appreciation to our City’s grandparents by hosting this inaugural event in Fairfield Park from 11am to 2pm. Come and try a piece of our giant cake, enjoy the musical entertainment and browse the stalls that will offer information for seniors and grandparents. There will also be a free barbecue with drinks and activities for the family, as well as the enjoyment of the Adventure Park.

Grandparents play a vital role in our society, not only as custodians of individual and cultural memories, but also as providers of care, love and guidance to their children and grandchildren.

Did you know that in 2011 about 937,000 Australian children received care from a grandparent on a regular basis? Grandparents Day recognises the irreplaceable role grandparents have in their families and in the wider community.

Fairfield City Council’s celebration of Grandparents Day will be an opportunity for families across the City to spend the day together and celebrate. The Adventure Park is the perfect venue because it provides plenty of entertainment for young and old.

You can be among the first to see and use the new Fairfield Youth and Community Centre, a multi-million dollar project that will be open to the general public on a drop-in basis on one Sunday each month. The first open day begins on Grandparents Day!

The state-of-the-art, 3,000 square metre Youth and Community Centre will provide facilities for all the family, including a large hall, indoor multi-sports courts, an outdoor basketball court, trampolines, a rock climbing wall, Wi-Fi access and versatile rooms to serve many purposes, from meetings through to hang out zones. Located next to Fairfield Adventure Park and Fairfield Leisure Centre, this creates a leisure precinct for families of Fairfield City. The centre will be open on Grandparents Day from 11am to 4pm.

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THE CRESCENT PLAZAAn exciting Council project will soon turn a disused block of land on The Crescent, in Fairfield City Centre, into a modern, open space plaza able to support large and small events and activities.

Council has a long-term commitment to increasing the amount of open space within the Fairfield City Centre. The site of The Crescent Plaza was selected due to its position adjacent to the Fairfield Station Transport Interchange and directly across the road from The Crescent Park.

There are also a number of residential towers under construction along The Crescent and open space is required for the rapidly increasing number of new residents within the Fairfield City Centre.

Funding of $1.8 million has been allocated for the development.

The Plaza has been designed to include a Timeline Wall that will explore the history of Fairfield City through the story of the Fairfield City Centre, a Council digital information hub, urban arts projects and a Historical Ribbon ‘Flow’ sculpture that visually weaves its way though, up and across the Plaza in three dimensions.

Construction is expected to start in Feb-March 2016 and be completed July-August 2016.

WILSON ROAD RESERVECouncil park gets a makeover Wilson Road Reserve, Bonnyrigg is receiving a significant upgrade, resulting in a much improved community asset.

Approved for construction is a $300,000 car park, which features 36 spaces with two disabled spaces.

Other improvements to be completed this financial year include:

• A new playground, including 30m flying fox, seating, paths and landscaping - $360,000

• Outdoor gym equipment - $50,000

• Circuit walking path - $100,000

• Futsal sports courts with lighting and fencing - $140,000

• Off leash dog area of approximately 2000m2

Work starts on Local Roads PackageWork has started on a $13.6 million upgrade of three significant Cumberland Highway intersections and a 1.2km widening of Wetherill Street at Smithfield as part of the fully Australian Government funded $200 million Local Roads Package.

The package is part of the $3.6 billion Western Sydney Infrastructure Plan and is assisting councils to deliver better roads around the western Sydney airport site.

Wetherill Street in Smithfield between Polding Street and Victoria Street will be widened from two to four lanes. The work will align Wetherill Street in the north and Wetherill Street in the south with The Horsley Drive at a new set of traffic lights to improve traffic flow and safety at the intersection.

Three intersections along the Cumberland Highway - at John Street, St Johns Road and Hamilton Road – will also be upgraded. The intersection work will include right turn bays and longer turn bay lengths.

Visit www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/majorprojects for information about the progress of works in Wetherill Street and along the Cumberland Highway.

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Cumberland Highway and St Johns Road

Cumberland Highway and John Street

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A computer-generated concept drawing of The Crescent Plaza.

Mayor Frank Carbone joined Senator Marise Payne and Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier for Western Sydney Ray Williams at the sod turning for the Wetherill Street Upgrade project.

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CULINARY CARNIVALECulinary Carnivale marks its 5th birthday in 2015 and, to celebrate, western Sydney’s ultimate foodie’s street party will be an occasion to remember.

A mouth-watering menu showcasing authentic cuisines from Spain and Latin America will be accompanied by dancers, singers, amusement rides, a jumping castle and our headline act, 2013 The X Factor contestant Jayden Rodrigues.

Since X Factor, Jayden has become a YouTube sensation, attracting more than 500,000 subscribers. His choreography to Jason Derulo’s ‘Talk Dirty’ and Silento’s ‘Watch Me’ (Whip/Nae Nae) has received more than 30 million views.

This family friendly party starts at 11am on Saturday 24 October in Spencer Street, Fairfield, and your last bite will be at 4pm.

In 2015 the catchphrase ‘La Vida Buena’ (the good life) will again exemplify what Culinary Carnivale is all about. A world-class entertainment line-up boasting Brazilian dancers and Mexican singers will complement the exquisite cuisine – and this year you’ll also be able to learn Latin dance at the event.

Due to popular demand, the legendary 8m-long ‘Asado barbecue’ will return and add to the menu of gelato, churros, South American sweets, Spanish seafood paella, empanadas, and freshly squeezed sugar cane juice.

The 2015 entertainment line-up includes:

• Jayden Rodrigues

• Enrique Andres Berbis

• Latin All Stars Band

• Brazilian Fantasy

• Victor Valdes and his Real Mexico

• Christian Guerrero

• For the first time - amusement rides and a jumping castle

• Fire and Rescue NSW fire safety demonstration.

• NRMA Insurance Western Sydney Wanderers ‘Coaching Clinic’

• Chefs on Stilts

• NRL – Latin Heat (pass the ball competition)

Make a date to live La Vida Buena (the good life) – olé!

NEW YEAR’S EVEFairfield City gets illuminated.

Families will be treated to a spectacular celebration this 31 December as Fairfield City Council’s inaugural New Year’s Eve event, “Illuminate”, delivers one of the biggest fireworks events South West Sydney has seen.

Illuminate is a Council initiative made possible through sponsorship by 10 local clubs. Families across the City will unite in one giant celebration that will involve fireworks being launched from 11 sites at 9pm:

• Calmsley Hill Farm (Council’s family event site)

• St Johns Park Bowling Club

• Mount Pritchard and District Community Club

• Cabramatta Rugby Leagues Club

• Fairfield RSL

• Smithfield RSL

• Club Marconi

• Cabramatta Bowling Club

• Cabra-Vale Diggers Club

• Canley Heights RSL & Sporting Club

• Triglav Mounties

Calmsley Hill Farm will be bursting with entertainment between 4pm and 9pm, including amusement rides, children’s craft activities, roaming entertainment, food stalls and a stage featuring live music in addition to all the activities for which the farm is famous.

Information about how to attend Calmsley Hill Farm will be released closer to the event date. Visit www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/illuminate for more information.

This year’s Cabramatta Moon Festival, on Sunday 27 September, will literally be jam-packed with things to do and see from 11am to 8pm.Heading the entertainment line-up is Australian-born Tongan Urban Pop Singer Prinnie Stevens. Prinnie was a contestant on The Voice Australia in 2012, has appeared on Celebrity Apprentice and was co-host on The Voice Kids.

Also coming to Moon Festival will be those cute, yellow creatures that have existed since the beginning of time – Minions! Don’t miss the Minions’ workshop as well as the chance to see them throughout the course of the day.

There will be the ever popular sideshow and rides, mouth-watering food from around the world, the Blue Star Air Conditioning Human Snow Globe, Hoot and Hootabelle (sorry, Jimmy Giggle won’t be able to make it on the day as he’s busy fixing the magic button), Uel and Shannelle from My Kitchen Rules, plus the chance to meet the stars of Channel 7, Saturday Disney, The X Factor and Home and Away, a monster truck, and one of the hottest food trucks in town, the Bearded Brothers, who will be selling the popular Middle Eastern dessert treat, knafeh.

Of course there will also be regular Moon Festival favourites such

as the Children’s Lantern Parade, Lion Dancing, fashion parades, martial arts displays, contortionists, food competitions and cooking demonstrations.

Capping off the evening will be a spectacular fireworks display at 8pm.

Free local shuttle buses will be provided to get you to the Moon Festival. Buses will run on a route around the event site, so park your car, look out for the shuttle bus service, hop on and beat the crowds.

Road closures will apply in Cabramatta CBD, starting on Saturday 26 September. For more information visit www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/moonfestival to download a PDF of the program* of events.

* Program subject to change without notice.

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Heading the entertainment is former The Voice contestant Prinnie Stevens

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YOUTH CENTREThe Fairfield Youth and Community Centre is on track for completion and is due to open in October.

Funded by the Federal Government with contributions from Mounties, the $8.5 million project is in its third and final stage with furniture, equipment and signage to be installed, as well as landscaping around the Centre to be completed.

Situated next to the Fairfield Adventure Park, the new Centre features indoor multi-sport courts, three trampolines, a rock climbing wall, Wi-Fi access, meeting rooms and a chill out zone.

Once opened, the Fairfield Youth and Community Centre will have after-school activities run by community agencies, providing plenty of activities for young people on a weekly basis.

In addition to the after school activities, the Centre will be open to the community one Sunday a month, so families can experience a cutting edge space and a Sunday fun day with all the facilities of the Fairfield Precinct.

Keep up to date on the official opening via Facebook, Twitter, Council’s website and City Connect.

SUBURB BANNERSCouncil has started to roll out new suburb banners and landscaping across the City.

The suburb banners and landscaping are being installed to mark suburb gateways. They will activate and bring colour to our City and will be used to promote and celebrate major events and occasions.

Residents may notice banners flying in Edensor Park on the corner of Elizabeth Drive and Cowpasture Road, in Carramar at the intersection of The Horsley Drive and the Hume Highway, at Adams Park in Canley Vale, and on the corner of Elizabeth Drive and Reservoir Road in Mt Pritchard.

More banners will go up across the entire Local Government Area. The new banners are an addition to existing ones in Wetherill Park, Bonnyrigg and more recently Horsley Park.

GYMS IN PARKSSpring is here and residents are encouraged to participate in the ‘Gyms in Parks’ program.

The last ‘Gyms in Parks’ program was held at Horsley Park Reserve. Trained fitness instructors, teach participants how to use the equipment safely and effectively.

The next program will be starting mid October, and runs for 6 weeks. Participants are shown simple effective exercises they can do by themselves, even after the program ends, as well as providing tips on how to keep healthy and active.

‘Gyms in Parks’ sessions will be conducted from Tuesday 13 October to Thursday 19 November every Tuesday and Thursday for six weeks at Emerson Street Reserve from 9.15am to 11am.

Keep an eye out, as the next ‘Gyms In Parks’ program could be heading your way in the future.

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A Taste of Asia - Cabramatta

For an exclusive experience of Fairfield City’s food delights during Good Food Month in October, our events will allow you to indulge in authentic, mouth-watering signature dishes in Cabramatta.

Bring the family to enjoy the inaugural A Taste of Asia open air food fair on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, from 2pm to 6pm, at Freedom Plaza, Cabramatta.

There will be two Signature Dishes food tours each day. The first departs at 2.15pm and the second at 4.15pm. Each will be led by our expert guide, Taste tours. You’ll be able to indulge in authentic, mouth-watering signature dishes at Cabramatta South-East Asian restaurants to try pho, chilli mud crab and crispy chicken with egg noodles, and more.

The open air food fair will be filled with outdoor activities, including cooking demonstrations and workshops, herb garden displays and delicious tastings available to sample from a wide selection of our famous Signature Dishes menu.

Visit www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/goodfood for more information.

Colonial to MonsoonOn Sunday 25 October, join us for the “Colonial to Monsoon” – Special Food Tour.

This tour will take you from the Fairfield City Museum and Gallery for damper and Billy tea, across to the Lao Temple and Mosque to taste traditional Lao and Turkish morsels for morning tea. Finally step back in time with a guided tour of State-listed historic Horsley Homestead (1831) to enjoy a colonial roast buffet lunch with local wine tasting in the tranquil gardens.

Vacancies are limited. To book or to find out more email [email protected] or call 9609 3993.

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ON FARMS WORKSHOPA workshop targeting rural property owners in the Fairfield Local Government area will be held at Calmsley Hill City Farm from 9am on 24 October and ending at 1pm with a barbecue lunch. Subjects will include noxious weeds and their control, sustainable farming, management of run-off on your farm, livestock husbandry on a sustainable farm, and farming for native biodiversity.

The workshop will be assisted by Greater Sydney Local Land Services and Fairfield City Council. Calmsley Hill City Farm is at 31 Darling St, Abbotsbury.

Soil Building WorkshopOn 14 November, a soil building workshop will be held at the Nalawala sustainability hub at Fairfield Showground from 9am to noon.

The workshop, part of National Recycling Week, will teach participants about topics such as composting (hot, cold, in ground), Worm Farms (stack, bathtubs, towers), Plants (green manures, crop rotation), Inoculants (compost tea, bio-fertilisers) and Manures (chicken, cow, pig, goat, sheep, horse).

Each class will be encouraged to form peer-support groups to enhance implementation back home and provide ongoing support. The teacher of the course will assist peer support groups to get up and running and help them achieve self-reliance.

For more information or to book please visit www.eventbrite.com.au or call Council’s Natural Resource team on 9725 0758.

Spring has sprung and with it comes an invitation for all City residents to join Council’s annual Spring Environment Tour. The Spring Environment Tour aims to inform interested people about significant areas of Fairfield City that are undergoing environmental restoration. This year the tour will take in five sites – Avoca Road, Stimson’s Creek, the garbage compactor, Nalawala Community Nursery and Hawkesbury Street Rain Garden. The tour also provides an opportunity for stakeholders and land managers to increase their knowledge and awareness of local environmental issues.

Much of the environmental restoration work undertaken in Fairfield each year may go unnoticed. The tour provides an opportunity to see first-hand the results of numerous environmental projects Fairfield City Council and various volunteer community groups have completed. Our combined efforts aim to achieve environmentally sustainable land management practices in harmony with the urbanised landscape.

The tour is free of charge and will be held on Saturday 10 October 2015. A bus will depart Council’s Administration Centre at 86 Avoca Road Wakeley at 8.30am. The tour will conclude about 12.30pm. As some walking is required, you will need to bring a hat, sturdy comfortable shoes, water, sunscreen and, if rain is forecast, wet weather gear.

There will be a stop mid-morning with morning tea provided. Children under 15 years must be accompanied by an adult.

For more information or to book please visit www.eventbrite.com.au or call Council’s Natural Resource team on 9725 0758.

AUSTRALIA DAY COMMUNITY AWARDSPay tribute to someone who makes you proud to be an Australian, be it a friend, family member, workmate or someone you have met while serving the community, and nominate them for a Fairfield City Australia Day Community Award.

Award Categories:

Citizen of the Year – 25 years and over

Young Citizen of the Year – up to 24 years

Volunteer of the Year – 13 years and over

Sports Achiever of the Year –13 years and over

Award winners will be announced at a special Australia Day ceremony held at Fairfield City Council Chambers.

Nominations open on Monday 21 September and close on Monday 2 November.

Visit Council’s website for more information and to download a nomination form, or collect the guidelines and forms from Council’s Administration Building, libraries, leisure centres or early learning centres.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITIESFairfield City will celebrate the School Holidays (from 19 September to 5 October) with fun activities across our City for the whole family.

The Fairfield City Museum and Gallery will again host its creative, hands on arts and crafts workshops for children. Past classes have included art, sketching, model making and craft. These workshops allow children to explore their creativity in a supportive environment. Visit the Museum and Gallery website (www.livingmuseum.com.au) or call 9609 3993 for more details, session dates and registrations.

To keep the kids learning and reading throughout the holidays, why not bring them down to the Fairfield City Libraries. With a range of new exciting initiatives rolled out to all Libraries through the Open Libraries program, there is now more reason than ever to come and visit. The libraries host interactive workshops, shows, reading clubs and homework help sessions throughout the school holidays, pop into your local library to see what is on offer or visit the Fairfield City Council website www.fairfieldcity.nsw.gov.au/libraries

The Fairfield City leisure centres are a great day out for the kids as the days warm up. The Swim Academy will conduct Learn-to-Swim lessons (for all ages from six months to adults) during the school holidays at all three leisure centres. Visit www.fairfieldcityleisurecentres.com.au for more information.

This year’s Australia Day Community Awards winners and officials.


WHAT’S ON

SEPTEMBER 2015

Monday 14 SeptemberOPERATION CAT

Discounted desexing of cats for pensioners and residents on low incomes

Sunday 19 SeptemberSUMMER SWIM SEASON OPENS

at our leisure centres

Sunday 19 SeptemberAUSTRALIA DAY COMMUNITY AWARD NOMINATIONS OPEN

Monday 21 SeptemberLEARN TO SWIM HOLIDAY PROGRAM


Tuesday 22 SeptemberSCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM

9am to 4pm Fairfield City Museum & Gallery

Sunday 27 SeptemberMOON FESTIVAL

Cabramatta Town Centre

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Sunday 10 OctoberSPRING ENVIRONMENT TOUR

Tuesday 13 OctoberCHILDREN’S AFTER SCHOOL CLAY CLASSES COMMENCE

Fairfield City Museum & Gallery

Friday 16 OctoberVISUAL ABILITIES ART CLASSES FOR PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY


Saturday 17 OctoberCHILDREN’S ART CLASSES COMMENCE


Sunday 25 OctoberGRANDPARENTS DAY

NOVEMBER Saturday 7 & Sunday 8 NovemberCANCER COUNCIL RELAY FOR LIFE

FOR MORE INFORMATIONContact Fairfield City Council 9725 0222

UPCOMING COUNCIL EVENTS

GOOD FOOD MONTH Thursday 1 October, Signature Dishes: Cabramatta, Canley Vale and Canley Heights Town CentresSunday, 24 October Culinary Carnivale: Fairfield Town Centre

Frank Carbone Mayor

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