Community

April is a cornerstone month for our region. We look at the essential safety check every household needs to do as daylight saving ends, and how our community is marking Autism Acceptance and Parkinson’s Awareness.

Isla isn't just a guide dog; she's a national hero. After restoring independence and confidence to local resident Karlee Symond, this Hornsby-based Labrador has been voted Australia's favorite in the 2026 Puppy Tales Awards.

With homelessness rising by 5% nationally, the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout returns on June 18. The Post is looking for local CEOs and community heroes in the Upper North Shore to feature in our upcoming coverage.

Hornsby (Dawn Service): 5:00 AM at the Cenotaph, High St. (Marchers form up at 4:40 AM in front of War Memorial Hall). Gunfire breakfast follows at Hornsby RSL Club. Berowra: 8:30 AM at Club Berowra, 997 Pacific Highway. Community commemoration followed by traditional two-up & mateship events. Roseville (Dawn Service):...

Looking for ways to keep the kids entertained this April? Ku-ring-gai Council’s Autumn school holiday program is officially live, offering a diverse range of creative, outdoor, and sporting workshops for all ages.

169,000 Australians are expected to be diagnosed with cancer this year. Meet the locals taking on a 300km walking challenge this March to raise $3,000 for life-saving research and prevention programs.

Independence is a community-supported outcome. The Post celebrates the opening of the Karis Life Training Room, a new space where local care professionals collaborate on assistive technology and home modifications to help our seniors age with dignity.

March is the month to get active! From "Tech Savvy" sessions at Hornsby Library to Twilight Jazz at Eryldene, Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby councils are rolling out a vibrant calendar of events to celebrate our senior community.

The Normanhurst P&C Welcome Festival is back and bigger than ever! From Jimmy’s Smash Burgers to AFL workshops and fire truck tours, find out why this Friday afternoon celebration is the must-attend community event of the season. +2

Lifeline H2HS is moving beyond the 24/7 phone line to offer tailored, local crisis support. From financial counselling to the Lifeline Connect library program, learn how they are strengthening suicide prevention in the Harbour to Hawkesbury region.