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Are you ready to pedal for a cause in 2024?  Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist looking for a well-organised ride through stunning local bushland, want a fun way to catch up with friends while supporting local community organisations, or need a nudge to sign up again, we want you in...

HAVING been deeply involved in the Audiology profession for over 40 years it is no surprise to learn that hearing health and brain health are inter-linked. Not only brain health but emotional health, mental health and physical health. Addressing hearing loss is now recognised as the #1 modifiable risk for...

We are fortunate to live in one of the most multicultural countries in the world, and our willingness to embrace cultural diversity is one of Australia’s greatest attributes.  Chinese New Year is fast approaching, which is an opportune time to reflect on the significant contributions made by Chinese people both...

With the release of our February edition, we are excited to reveal our new branded news magazine stands built by The Dural Men’s Shed.  Now when you look for our printed monthly editions around the community, you will find they are sitting on polished, metal stands crafted by the blokes...

IN early December 2023, Anglicare officially opened a residential care home in Gordon. Roden Cutler Lodge opens after a six-year redevelopment of Lady Gowrie village, featuring 107 rooms, 40 retirement living units, a heritage-listed mansion, and community facilities. In the newly named Gordon Quarter, residents and visitors of Roden Cutler...

Last month was that particular time of the year when we had the fleeting chance to be reflective. We reached the final hurdles of the year, tied up the remaining few knots and kissed goodbye to a year packed full of drama and memories that made 2023. Being reflective allows...

The Post would like to thank everyone who came along to our Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday 18 May at Roseville Club. The Roseville Club did a fabulous job of hosting this event and were very attentive to our guests. We always appreciate seeing our local members supporting charity and...

ONE of Sydney’s little-known railway mysteries is soon to become a talking point in Thornleigh with the recent release of Zig Zag Away: Thornleigh’s Little Railway With A Big Story by local author Tim Sowden, published by the Hornsby Shire Historical Society. You may have heard of the two famous...