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      • Richard Fitzgerald (1772-1840) ; A Square Man And A Pub Man
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      • Anzac Day March In Windsor - 1935
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      • Was there a Dr in the Square? Dr Fiaschi
      • Just for the record
      • A Wife For Sale
      • To Be Sure, To Be Sure
      • Children Of The Square
      • Napoleon's Intention to Capture the Square?
      • The Mounted Police of the Square
      • The Blood and Passion of Thompson Square
      • The Lost Fitzgerald House
      • The Steamer "St Albans"
      • Part One: No. 6 Bridge St
      • No. 6 Bridge St - Sisters of Charity
      • No. 6 Bridge St - The Armstrong Century
      • No.6 Bridge St - Leo Armstrong
      • No.6 Bridge St - Dark Days of WW2
      • 10 Bridge St - Part One
      • Part 3: No. 10 Bridge St
      • Windsor Court House - In The Beginning Part One
      • Thompson Square - The Big Picture
      • Mr Huggins and The Carrington/Jolly Frog
      • Mr Huggins and the Jolly Frog Part 2
      • Every Picture Tells A Story
      • A Painter's Love of This Spiritual Home
      • What Was And What May Be
      • Thompson Square and Windsor's First School
      • Lionel Lindsay
      • Another artist of the square
      • William Hardy Wilson
      • In The Beginning
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    • Why Say No? >
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    • An Alternative
    • Myths >
      • Myth - Bridge Condition
      • Myth - Lane Width
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      • Myths - Flood Immunity
      • Myths - Improved Traffic
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Part of CAWB's work involves maintaining a consistent presence in a variety of media forms. Engaging with the media can help form the debate for a better Hawkesbury River Crossing  at Windsor as well as widen the awareness of the importance of Thompson Square amongst the public.

There are many misconceptions about Option 1, which our political opponents propagate at every opportunity. CAWB enjoys working in the media to communicate regularly that there are alternative river crossing solutions will preserve our heritage and save Windsor.

CAWB representatives appear regularly in newspapers, on the radio, on television across NSW and maintain an active online presence. 


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