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The Course Guide for the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Community College for Term 1, 2025

In this edition... A Brand new look for 2025 Australia Day information How our local high schools fared with the HSC Cost of Living The HKCC Course Guide Swan Lake on Ice The new book from Kintsugi Heroes And much more.. Your trusted source of free and hyperlocal news!

Exciting and daunting: it’s 2025! Januarys are notorious for feeling that universal itch to start fresh, set new goals, and upgrade ourselves to better, more refined versions.   So, to scratch our own itch, we here at The Post decided to kick off the new year by changing up our...

MORE than 280 new homes have been approved at the Telstra Exchange site in St Leonards. The State Significant Development proposal will include 272 build-to-rent homes, 10 affordable housing units, 84 serviced apartments, and retail stores within the 43-storey mixed-use tower. The proposal is valued at $209 million. The Telstra...

IN the NSW Government’s Hornsby Transport Orientated Development masterplan, over 6,200 new dwellings will be established in the area.

The Post regrets to inform readers that Member for Willoughby Tim James, Member for Davidson Matt Cross, and Member for Berowra Julian Leeser have ceased advertising in The Post newsmagazine. All the Liberals who previously enjoyed the publication.

An intergenerational research program in preschools is being rolled out across Greater Sydney. The George Institute for Global Health, in conjunction with the University of NSW, are hosting a program where older adults and preschool children are placed together. Throughout the course of the program, the cognitive benefits of the...

New principals are arriving at St Ives Public and St Ives High School. For St Ives Public, Kelly McGowan will become principal following her role as Deputy Principal at St Ives North Public School. For St Ives High School, Tracey Casey, former Principal at Sydney Secondary College, Leichhardt Campus, is...

The NSW Government and Ku-ring-gai Council have come to some agreement regarding the Transport Oriented Development (TOD).  Earlier in 2024, Ku-ring-gai Council pushed back against the Minns Government’s new housing policy, which would see mass development erupt 400-metres around the Roseville, Lindfield, Gordon, and Killara train stations. Resolving to begin...

A recent Federal Government decision to retain SBS in Artarmon while simultaneously expanding into Western Sydney was announced in early December.