The Post

As autumn settles over the Upper North Shore, we welcome new faces to our newsroom and look forward to a season of community highlights, from Anzac Day commemorations to the Lifeline Gala Ball.

Referrals to the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter have spiked by 86%. Now, a new partnership with Community Bank Lindfield aims to secure a dedicated property where local mothers and children can stay together safely.

Since 2016, Mary’s House has been a lifeline for those fleeing domestic violence. As they celebrate their 10th anniversary, we look at the extraordinary community effort that has provided over 16,500 safe room nights without government funding.

At 24, Milli Weaver was recovering from surgery. At 27, she is the NSW Young Woman of the Year. Read how this local leader is using her legal career and lived experience to advocate for the 1 in 7 Australians living with endometriosis.

Celebrating nearly 40 years of service to the Upper North Shore, Pacific Berowra Christian School continues to provide a vibrant learning environment where students are encouraged to thrive through specialist programs and dedicated care.

fter a busy month in Parliament advocating for energy security and domestic violence support, your local MP, Nicolette Boele,is back on the North Shore. Read the full update on local housing challenges and a special tribute to our RFS heroes.

Tired of full commuter car parks? The new Park&Ride system at Gordon and Thornleigh ensures spots are reserved for public transport users. Here is how to use the new system and avoid parking fees.

Trading a cramped city mortgage for a coastal lifestyle sounds like a dream, but many Sydney buyers fall into common traps. Buyer’s Agent Tim Mitchell reveals how to navigate the Central Coast property market without making expensive mistakes.

In a world obsessed with numbers and transactions, art serves as a vital reminder of what it means to be human. A local caricaturist reflects on why the real value of their work lies in the conversation, not just the sketch.

Monash University is seeking participants for a groundbreaking health study at Mt Wilga Private Hospital. The PERFORM trial offers free, structured exercise and education for residents managing long-term health conditions.