Facebook originally started some twenty years ago with the intent of networking and sharing photos. The role of this social networking site has changed significantly, and it’s gradually become stretched to now include political campaigning, political advertising, information, and, of course, misinformation. During Covid, The Post started as another more...
Read moreDetailsSix councils have established the Hawkesbury Nepean River System Coastal Management Program (HNRS CMP). Hornsby Shire Council, Ku-ring-gai Council, Northern Beaches Council, The Hills Shire Council, Hawkesbury Council, and Central Coast Council, along with the NSW State Government, have developed a 10-year plan for coordinated management of the waterway health,...
Read moreDetailsThe Sydney Alliance presented the Fair Housing for Hornsby community forum at NorthernLife Baptist Church on the 5th of September. Over 140 people attended the event, representing 24 civil society organisations, including Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter (HKWS) and Shelter NSW. At the forum, 14 candidates for the Hornsby Shire Council...
Read moreDetailsThe Federal electorate of North Sydney has officially been abolished. The Electoral Commission released their announcement today on the 12th of September confirming that North Sydney is indeed to be absorbed by surrounding electorates. As such, electors will transfer from North Sydney to Bennelong, Bradfield, and Warringah. Bennelong will lose...
Read moreDetailsFrontrunner for the Liberal Party’s ticket in Hornsby is James Wallace. Hornsby is a traditionally Liberal held seat. Since 2011, the state electorate has been represented by Matt Kean, though with Kean’s recent resignation, a by-election has been triggered. James Wallace is the Liberal offer to Hornsby. Growing up in...
Read moreDetailsHaving served on Hornsby Shire Council and running for another term in the recent Local Government Elections, Tania Salitra is the Greens Party candidate for the state seat of Hornsby. During her local government campaign, Tania noticed that the concerns raised by residents were the result of inadequate state representation...
Read moreDetailsFor the race in Hornsby, the Sustainable Australia Party (SAP) have preselected candidate Justin Thomas. This is not the first time Justin Thomas has run for the party. In both the 2019 and 2023 State Elections, Justin Thomas received just under 1.70% of the formal votes. ‘People are looking for...
Read moreDetailsFor the seat of Hornsby, One Nation Australia are offering candidate Steve Busch. In the 2023 State Election, Steve Busch ran a campaign as the One Nation candidate, and was able to secure nearly 8% of the formal votes. Now, for Hornsby’s by-election this October, Steve is confident that One...
Read moreDetailsIn Epping, the Liberal Party have preselected Monica Tudehope as their candidate for the state by-election. Growing up in West Pennant Hills, the Tudehope name is familiar in the electorate. Monica’s father is Damien Tudehope, former Member for Epping and current member of the New South Wales Legislative Council. ‘He...
Read moreDetailsThe Greens Party are offering Duncan Voyage as the representative of Epping. His first time campaigning, Duncan joined the Greens at the end of his military career and has been working to support the Parramatta Greens in the September Local Government Elections. Joining the army when he turned seventeen, specialising...
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