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For a while now my wife Joanna has been telling me that I’m on my phone too much and that it’s a bad influence on our kids. I’ve recently done some reflection and I think that Joanna might be right. From the outset, I think most people would agree that...

There’s excitement in the air with the imminent and much-anticipated opening of the extension of the Sydney Metro rail line to the CBD. This city-shaping investment in our public transport system will deliver quick, reliable, world-class, turn-up-and-go services with a train in the peak every 4 minutes. The Northwest Metro...

Imagine settling into a comfortable chair that not only supports you but also assists you in getting up and down with ease. Rise recliners and lift chairs offer these very benefits, promoting independence and relaxation for older adults. We all understand the importance of finding the perfect fit. Comfort is...

Owning property overseas whilst residing in Australia or owning property in Australia whilst residing overseas creates food for thought about the jurisdiction of wills. Australia is one of twelve countries that joined the Convention Providing a Uniform Law on the Form of an International Will 1973, with legislation commencing in...

Welcome to our August edition. August is an exciting month for The Post. We look forward to being a Pitch Partner for the Lindfield and Districts Community Bank’s Community Pitch event being held at Magpies Waitara on the 13th of August. Congratulations to the various community groups who will attend...

In this July edition we have included our quarterly Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Community College Course guide which is always very popular and worth a look. I’m feeling optimistic about Hornsby's future with the recent news that our Local Member, Matt Kean, has decided to step down from politics. Frankly, it's about...

As winter's breath nips at the air, our homes transform into comforting cocoons. Here, we savour steaming mugs, curl up with captivating reads, and relish the simple joys of domesticity. But crafting a truly cozy winter haven requires a touch of forethought. First, embrace gentle warmth. Adjust your thermostat to...

Sport is central to community life in Willoughby. I spend many weekends cheering on my kids in netball and physie and supporting local sporting teams. While skills and scores matter in sport, the real highlights are always the team spirit and fair play demonstrated by participants. For our broader community,...

For most of us our home is our most valuable asset. Knowing what it’s worth can open doors to wealth creation through the equity held in the home. There are various ways of valuing property. Online estimates can create a general insight without reference to the peculiarities of the property,...

The Albanese Labor Government’s third Budget was a missed opportunity and failed to address a host of challenges impacting households in Bradfield and beyond. Like other Australian families, Bradfield families have endured a cost-of-living crisis, with energy prices, mortgages and grocery bills all up. Food is up 10 per cent,...