T he unique landscape of Sydney’s Lower North Shore is predicated on the estuaries that surround it, the Lane Cove River to the south and Middle Harbour to the north-east. With an absence of nearby open-water beaches, these rivers are often used by locals for various kinds of aquatic activities,...
Read moreDetailsTREE canopy may soon look a little different in Hornsby Shire. Mayor Warren Waddell has suggested that a review of planning controls to maintain tree and vegetation protections is needed. In a mayoral minute considered in the upcoming 12 March general meeting of Council, Waddell notes that with recent severe...
Read moreDetailsIMAGE COURTESY:Laura Aliciafotografa.com.au Fleeing from an abusive home at fourteen, Rebecca Kirkis found herself homeless and alone. Refusing to go back home, she began couch surfing and sleeping rough. One morning in Punchbowl, waking up on a park bench, a woman introduced herself to Rebecca. The trick with most predators...
Read moreDetailsIt seems Ku-ring-gai Council has yet to learn their lesson. Either that, or they find no issue with a multi-night stay at an out-of-area hotel on the ratepayers’ dime. Last year, Ku-ring-gai staff and councillors, and their families, stayed at the luxury accommodation The Convent Hunter Valley on what was...
Read moreDetailsAnother local post office is closing in the North Shore. At the site of the Pennant Hills Australia Post Office, the community was informed of a proposed development application at the end of January. Though a chance was given to submit feedback, the community was only allotted a two-week window....
Read moreDetailsNominations are open for the 2025 Local Westfield Heroes program. Each year, Westfield awards $20,000 to one Local Hero at each Westfield location for the organisation or group they represent. The Heroes are individuals who are dedicated to contributing positively to their communities. In total, 126 grants are up for...
Read moreDetailsCopyright Steve Panozo At Storey Park Community Centre on February 8, a crowd of volunteers, supporters, and politically engaged locals gathered—not for the sitting member, but for Tina Brown, an Independent hoping to reshape the conversation in this once-complacent seat. Among those in attendance were figures who, under normal circumstances,...
Read moreDetailsResidents are in uproar as North Sydney Council proposes a possible 87% rate rise. Witnessed by a gallery of outraged ratepayers during a Council Meeting on the 10th of February, North Sydney councillors carried a motion to submit a Special Rate Variation (SRV) application to IPART. The SRV application outlines...
Read moreDetailsCirculating throughout the media over the weekend was an article that implied The Post is connected to the tobacco industry. Previously, The Post had published a piece on school vaping policies, vaping misinformation, and the shortsightedness of the Australian government in tackling the vaping crisis. The Post included an interview...
Read moreDetailsAn Australia Post branch on Hampden Road in Artarmon will permanently close on the 12th of March to make way for new housing development. Architecture firm Sjb Architecture submitted a development application (DA) on behalf of developers Ignazia Pty Limited in October of 2023. The DA, which is still under...
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