Every year, the Western world celebrates Valentine’s Day. Romance themed gifts, sweets, and cards are handed between lovers on the 14th of February. Its origins began in ...

A large-scale mural celebrating Ku-ring-gai’s native waterways has been unveiled at Roseville Chase Oval. Created by artist Brode Compton of Blackbook Ink, the artwork is part of ...

During Council’s Australia Day awards ceremony, World War II veteran Mr Simes was named the Ku-ring-gai Local Citizen of the Year for his involvement as President of ...

Welcome to 2026! For many of us, the world feels quite unsettled right now ­— which is why taking care of one another matters more than ever. A ...

Hornsby Shire councillors Janelle McIntosh, Jane Seaglove, Verity Greenwood, Olivia Simons and Matthew Conley, as well as Mayor Warren Waddell and Deputy Mayor Sallianne McClelland attended the ceremony.

According to data from the 2021 Australian Bureau of Statistics Census, 3.4 per cent of people living on Sydney’s North Shore reported having heart disease. Across New ...

In Australia, cancer and wellbeing advocates like Karen Humphries have been sounding the alarm on cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive bile duct cancer. Cholangiocarcinoma is difficult to diagnose early, ...

Sparkling Wahroonga Food and Wine Festival returns in 2026 in Wahroonga Park on Sunday, 1 March 2026. This community celebration invites locals and visitors alike to a day ...

A brand-new multipurpose indoor sports centre at St Ives High School is now open and ready for bookings. Ku-ring-gai Council partnered with the NSW Government and Schools ...