In response to recent allegations made by a Journalist at the Daily Telegraph, The Post would like to clarify the role of the Publisher of The Post, Tina Brown. In The Post’s 2024 September edition, I had officially stepped away from my role as editor. All editorial responsibilities were handed...
Read moreDetailsAnother year, another Bobbin Head Cycle Classic. Annually, the Bobbo brings cyclists to Turramurra on Sydney’s Upper North Shore. Traversing the course, participants take in the scenery of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and the coastal sights from West Head. The event is a major fundraising effort for Lifeline, Australia’s leading...
Read moreDetailsYorkshire Tea is the UK’s number one tea brand. A family business originating in Harrogate, Yorkshire Tea have been creating brews since 1896. There are four brews in the catalogue: Yorkshire Tea Proper Black Tea — Sourced from farms in Africa and India, this blend is big on flavour, seriously...
Read moreDetailsInternational Women’s Day is on the 8th of March. The Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter is hosting an event on the 27th of February in honour of IWD. This year marks 10 years since the shelter has been operating in the community, providing refuge for women experiencing hardship and domestic abuse....
Read moreDetailsDebuting on March 2 at Wahroonga Park is a brand-new event: Sparkling WAHROONGA: Food + Wine Festival. This free-entry community festival is brought to the Upper North Shore by the same producer of the Wahroonga Food + Wine Festival. Celebrating NSW cellar door wines, small-batch distilleries, craft brews, international cuisine,...
Read moreDetailsEvidence of a breeding koala population has been found in rural areas across the Hills and Hornsby. Volunteer group The Hills-Hornsby Rural Koala Project (HHRKP) recently partnered with Landcare Australia through the Wildseek Project, Queensland University of Technology, and NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service. New data obtained by...
Read moreDetailsFour nominees were awarded at a special ceremony on Australia Day to mark their significant contribution in the community. Ku-ring-gai Council annually host the Ku-ring-gai Local Citizen of the Year Awards to recognise groups and individuals. The 2025 ceremony was held on the 26th of January at Knox Grammar. The...
Read moreDetailsEven without the desire to produce professional-style films, short form content for TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube have allowed anyone to pick up their phones and create for the masses. As technology booms, with advancements and better audio and visual, creative filmmakers have begun to grab their mobiles instead of bulky...
Read moreDetailsJanuary has flown by, and my campaign for Berowra is in full swing. Running for election wasn’t something I had planned, and as you all know, I’m not a career politician or a party insider. It’s been a steep learning curve, diving into the many issues that matter to our...
Read moreDetailsMembers of SI Hornsby held another very successful fundraiser for the Hornsby and Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter in September last year. Raffle tickets were sold to raise funds as well as members holding afternoon teas for friends to come along to in their own homes. The total raised for the shelter...
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