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With fuel bills jumping by 50%, aged care workers are struggling to reach vulnerable residents. Ageing Australia is now pleading with the Federal Government to prioritise the sector before services in our region are disrupted.

For 40 years, Pacific Berowra Christian School has been "growing hearts and minds" in our local community. With a rich curriculum featuring specialist teachers in STEM and Mandarin, find out how this school nurtures character and curiosity in every student.

Is North Sydney Council treating residents like a "cash cow"? After a failed 87% increase attempt last year, a new proposal for a 63% hike is back on the table. Here is how you can have your say before IPART’s looming deadline.

Last weekend, Sydney Adventist Hospital (the San) ENT Department in collaboration with Advanced Bionics hosted an inaugural international summit on improving access to cochlear implants and advancing technology for women in surgery. Female surgeons from across the Asia Pacific attended the two-day summit, bringing together ENT surgeons, audiologists, and cochlear...

In January, a new rollout of blood testing was made privately accessible to detect ovarian and pancreatic cancers. The Avantect Pancreatic Cancer Test has the ability to detect early signs of pancreatic cancer in high-risk patients. The test identifies specific tumour-derived DNA or proteins in the blood, often before noticeable...

The Post is excited to share some news with our community. Beginning January 2026, each edition of The Post will now be available in audio, offering a new and flexible way to stay connected to local news.

From February 25, anyone who holds British citizenship is required to enter the UK using a valid British or Irish passport, or a certificate of entitlement. No exceptions for those whose citizenship exists largely on paper - acquired by birth through a UK- or Irish-born parent, rarely used, and in...

During Council’s Australia Day awards ceremony, World War II veteran Mr Simes was named the Ku-ring-gai Local Citizen of the Year for his involvement as President of Computer Pals for Seniors, a volunteer non-for-profit helping seniors navigate computer literacy.

Hornsby Shire councillors Janelle McIntosh, Jane Seaglove, Verity Greenwood, Olivia Simons and Matthew Conley, as well as Mayor Warren Waddell and Deputy Mayor Sallianne McClelland attended the ceremony.

A brand-new multipurpose indoor sports centre at St Ives High School is now open and ready for bookings. Ku-ring-gai Council partnered with the NSW Government and Schools Infrastructure NSW to deliver the facility.