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Work has commenced on High Street and Beecroft Road for Epping Bridge Project. Temporary traffic changes will occur for Sydney Trains maintenance trackwork between 6pm Friday 24 and 7am Monday 27 October. Other work for the rail corridor will be ongoing until Friday 31 October during both day and night...

Hornsby Shire Council celebrated local community organisations marking significant anniversaries in 2025 with a special event at the Wallarobba Arts and Cultural Centre. These organisations were invited to ‘Civic Reception’ on Thursday 18 September, where community leaders, groups, and volunteers were brought together to recognise their impact on the Hornsby...

The Saturday Lotto draw 4605 on 6 September 2025 saw each division one entry winning the prized $2.5 million. Across Australia eight division one entrants won—three each in NSW and Victoria, one in Queensland, and one in Tasmania. To celebrate, the Glenorie mum told officials she wasn’t going scrap cleaning...

We warmly congratulate publisher Tina Brown and The Post team on celebrating 5 years of publishing. In just half a decade, the Post has grown into a trusted voice for our community—sharing stories that matter, highlighting local achievements, and keeping Hornsby and Ku-ring-gai connected. This milestone is especially meaningful to...

When the Hornsby Advocate was closed, as part of the wider closure of all Cumberland Newspapers in metropolitan Sydney, the residents of Hornsby experienced the great loss of its own community-based newspaper. The establishment of the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Post (The Post) came to our rescue and re-established community connections through...

The Post started out as a tabloid newspaper, The Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Post in September 2020. This was delivered across the two LGA's of Hornsby and Ku-ring-gai later increasing the footprint to the north shore. We did this at a time when over 220 sub-metro publications ceased printing, at a time...

I want to sincerely thank everyone who reached out after my recent Facebook post about receiving ongoing threats from a volunteer associated with Julian Leeser’s team. Threats and intimidation have no place in our community. My focus remains on staying connected and continuing to work within the community I know...

Hornsby Shire Council has resolved to write to the NSW Minister for the Environment on the issue of Byles Creek Valley. In the August General Meeting, Councillor Nathan Tilbury brought forward a motion concerning the private property at 79-87 Malton Road, Beecroft. This parcel of land is ecologically dense and...

Community projects around the Willoughby electorate have been granted $450,000 in funding under the NSW Government’s 2025 Community Building Partnership Program. Fifteen projects are benefitting from the CBP Program. These include: Cammeray Public School and a playground upgrade Artarmon Public School and modern water station installations at Thompson Oval Chatswood Rangers Sports Club...

Advocacy from Member for Davidson, Matt Cross, has led to a confirmed four-wheel drive (4WD) ambulance to service the Ku-ring-gai and Northern Beaches local government areas. Following the deaths of two locals on the bush trails within Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, Mr Cross MP raised the issue at a parliamentary...