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Ku-ring-gai Council has adopted the preferred alternative housing scenario to the Minns’ Government’s Transport Oriented Development policy. Since the announcement of the Minn’s revised planning controls, Ku-ring-gai Council have been a stanch, and vocal, opposition. After legal avenues were engaged by Ku-ring-gai, the State and Council had agreed to defer...

A new red-light speed camera has been installed at the intersection of Pennant Hills Road and the Pacific Motorway. From the 30 June, Wahroonga residents and visitors will see the new operational camera capturing red-light running and targeting speeding. For one month, the camera will be in warning mode, sending warning...

It’s official. Asquith Boys High School and Asquith Girls High School have announced their approved name changes. Asquith Boys High will transition to Hornsby High School. Logos, colours, the motto, and uniform are being developed through community consultation and the help of a volunteer uniform committee. To maintain its original...

As I’ve said many times, I never expected to run for federal politics. It wasn’t something I had planned for, nor did I think I would be here today reflecting on an extraordinary campaign. But the results in Berowra tell a very clear story: this seat is no longer the...

Northern Sydney councils are banding together in their concerns towards redeveloping the parcel of land on the southern campus of the Royal North Shore Hospital. The Minns Labor Government launched an Expressions of Interest (EOI) campaign to develop the 3,301 square metres of land along Herbert Street, ending in mid-May....

Over April, Ku-ring-gai Council exhibited their preferred housing scenario to the public. Between November and December of 2024, Council released a survey with five housing options to gather feedback from the community and stakeholders. This survey was a step towards Council presenting an alternative proposal to the NSW Government in...

To the relief of residents, IPART has rejected North Sydney Council’s request for an 87% rate increase. Council had submitted an application to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) to increase rates by 45% in 2025/26 and 29% in 2026/27. This rate increase was argued to be able to...

Marian Street Theatre for Young People (MSTYP) is facing permanent closure. Unless a minimum of $80,000 for ongoing operational costs is secured by June 14, MSTYP will close. The not-for-profit, which has operated for over 50 years, has struggled to remain afloat since the closure of its performance hall, Marian...

Another year, another successful Lindfield Fun Run. Over 1,750 runners participated in the 2025 Fun Run on Sunday the 4th of May. Organised by the Rotary Club of Ku-ring-gai, this year’s event saw attractions and activities to bolster camaraderie and community spirit. Face painting, food stalls, a basketball competition, music...

A new app for waste collection is available for Ku-ring-gai locals. Residents can download the “Your Waste” app to easily access their bin collection calendar from their smartphones. Inside the app are several features, including personalised bin schedules; the ability to set bin night reminders; notifications for any changes like disruption...