Ku-ring-gai is set to host a profound series of cultural workshops, performances, and educational yarns as part of the annual Gai-mariagal Festival. Running through to mid-July, the festival offers community members an authentic opportunity to engage deeply with Aboriginal history and traditions through storytelling, weaving, nature play, and cinema.
Read moreDetailsFive-year-old Cruz Jones of Berowra Heights has proven that elite fishing talent comes in small packages. Competing against young anglers from all across Australia, the local junior dominated the 3–7 age bracket to land a prestigious first-place finish in the Tailor category.
Read moreDetailsWhen marathon runner John 'Crackers' Young lost his battle with younger-onset dementia at age 59, his best friend Richard Sarkies refused to let his legacy fade. This June, Richard is converting grief into endurance, running a full 42km marathon around Killara's Koola Park—one lap for every year of John's life—to...
Read moreDetailsA group of local Bradfield electorate residents is bringing an important conversation about Australia's obligations under international law to Chatswood. Featuring expert speakers Adjunct Professor Chris Sidoti and Professor Emily Crawford, the event tackles armed conflict and our legal and moral responsibilities.
Read moreDetailsTransport is more than just moving from A to B—it is a vital lifeline. For older adults and people with disability, reliable and accessible transport is the key to accessing healthcare, staying socially connected, and maintaining independence. Explore how investing in community transport bridges the gap left by mainstream services,...
Read moreDetailsGet ready, Pennant Hills! The Pennant Hills High School Carnival returns on Saturday, June 27, marking the highlight of the school’s major 60th Anniversary celebrations. Expect an incredible community milestone packed with thrill rides, local artisan markets, live performances, a fleet of food trucks, and a spectacular fireworks finale lighting...
Read moreDetailsFor many, a home holds a lifetime of memories, making the decision to downsize or relocate deeply personal. In this featured article from the Autumn/Winter 2026 Aged Care and Disability Guide, learn how boutique agency Page & Co Real Estate supports clients through life's major transitions with genuine care, local...
Read moreDetailsA vital partnership between Community Bank Lindfield and St John Ambulance NSW is installing ten new automated external defibrillators (AEDs) across Hornsby and Ku-ring-gai to combat sudden cardiac arrest and triple survival chances.
Read moreDetailsPrincipal Jill McLachlan shares how Blue Gum Community School is redefining education in Hornsby. With small class sizes and a focus on curiosity and deep thinking, this school offers a refreshing alternative for local families.
Read moreDetailsJust in time for school holidays, Ku-ring-gai Mayor Christine Kay has opened the upgraded Comenarra Reserve playground. The space features a sky tower, slide, and fitness equipment, all enclosed in fresh landscaping that blends into the bushland.
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