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Relay For Life is more than just a 24-hour community event—it’s a movement of hope, resilience, and connection. And at the heart of it all is a dedicated committee who make the Hornsby Relay for Life possible. This year, Hornsby Relay will mark its 21st anniversary on Saturday 1st -...

I may be biased, but September is my favourite month of the year, partially because it’s my birthday month, but mostly because I feel like we have shaken off the dreariness of winter.  Another birthday, arguably more important than my own, is The Post’s. We hit half a decade in age!...

From my very first fortnight in Parliament House, I’ve been taking the issues you’ve shared with me straight to Canberra. I pushed for innovative, long-term housing solutions to help families secure affordable homes, and pressed the government to deliver long overdue environmental law reforms so harmful projects like the North...

In response to a timely question from Clr Nathan Tilbury, Hornsby Shire Council's General Manager, Steven Head, has provided costings so far for the Hornsby Quarry rehabilitation that will likely leave Hornsby Shire residents gasping for breath. Almost all of the $50 million NSW Government "Stronger Communities Grant" has been...

Spring usually launches an annual flurry of activity in the property market. Vendors are busy styling their properties to advertise them, and buyers are engaged in open house inspections and assessing their borrowing capacity. For vendors their checklist includes interviewing suitable agents and engaging a suitable conveyancer to prepare a...

Hornsby Shire has a strong network of community organisations who provide dedicated service to our community. Often volunteer-led and run, these organisations provide our communities with valuable services—through emergency services, education, sport, culture, or spiritual relief. Their services range from opening the doors of opportunity through to life-saving support. It’s extraordinary...

It seems that day after day, we are confronted with allegations of misconduct, neglect and abuse, in early childhood education and care (ECEC) settings. While these stories are heartbreaking and should serve as a wake-up call for a sector in crisis, we must also recognise they do not represent the...

When you hear the words “you have cancer,” the idea of setting goals might feel out of place. Yet, for me, goals have been one of the most powerful tools in navigating life with stage 4 cancer. They give me focus, hope, and a reason to keep moving forward –...

Spring often arrives quietly—through open windows, warmer mornings, and the welcome sound of birdsong. It’s a season that invites movement, reconnecting, and rediscovering the world just outside your door. But for many older Australians, stepping out isn’t always simple. Concerns around balance, fatigue, or navigating uneven paths can keep even...

We spend our lives forever searching for things that amuse and titillate us. We need not look far, for what we yearn for is often just a search away. Yet there is one thing that demands our utmost attention, one we constantly adore: our love of animals. We see animals...