Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney (Lifeline H2HS) is now offering supportive groups for young people in Hornsby. The Managing Your Mood Adolescent Groups are Dialectal Behavioural Therapy (DBT) informed skills groups for adolescents aged 14 to 18. These groups provide a safe space for young people to develop skills in...
Read moreDetailsInternational Men’s Day was on the 19th of November. For the day, The Men’s Table hosted an event at NSW Parliament on Macquarie Street to speak about their work serving men and strengthening the care for men in our communities. The Men’s Table is a registered not-for-profit, beginning in 2011...
Read moreDetailsTaking home the title of Hornsby’s 2024 Westfield Hero is Sian Gordon. Winning the Westfield Hero Award allowed Sian to secure a grant of $20,000 for the youth homelessness organisation she works for, The Burdekin Association. Having lived and worked with young people in the United Kingdom, with foundations that...
Read moreDetailsAnother Giant Book Fair is returning to Hornsby, just in time for Christmas. Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney are holding their much-loved Book Fair at Barker College in Hornsby from Saturday the 7th to Monday the 9th of December. This will be the final Book Fair of 2024. Over 90,000...
Read moreDetailsKu-ring-gai Mayor’s Christmas Appeal Ku-ring-gai Mayor Christine Kay is urging the public to consider donating food this Christmas to people in need across Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby. This Christmas Appeal is on behalf of Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney, who are taking donations until Friday the 6th of December. Donations of...
Read moreDetailsSmith & Sons Hornsby & Turramurra specialises in high-quality home renovations, guiding you from concept through to completion As expert home renovation builders, they work with their clients to create spaces that truly reflect their family’s needs and lifestyle. The team is known for outstanding workmanship and for making the...
Read moreDetailsLindfield Learning Village (LLV) has hit a historic milestone. Since opening its doors in 2019 to their inaugural group of Year 7s, these students have entered into their final year of secondary study. Lindfield Learning Village are guiding their first cohort through their HSC. The Upper North Shore school was...
Read moreDetailsLifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney have opened a new Lifeline Shop in Northbridge. On the 7th of November, the new store was unveiled for the Willoughby electorate, on the corner of Sailors Bay Road and Harden Avenue. Their seventh Lifeline Shop, the suicide prevention charity procured the location six weeks...
Read moreDetailsHailing originally from the Inner West, Christine Kay made her steady way over to Ku-ring-gai for the leafy green, as many do. In the 2017 Local Government Elections, Christine first ran for Ku-ring-gai Council. Though unsuccessful, she persisted and put her hand up again in 2021, where the community elected...
Read moreDetailsKu-ring-gai Financial Services Limited (KFSL), the company behind Lindfield and District Community Bank, celebrated its 21st anniversary on November 12th at Pymble Golf Club. Located on the Pacific Highway in Lindfield, the Community Bank has been serving Ku-ring-gai residents by returning 80% of its profits to the community through grants,...
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