No longer in limbo, Council has decided
Ku-ring-gai Council has formally decided to move forward with the contentious synthetic turf upgrade at Norman Griffiths Oval in West ...
Read moreDetailsKu-ring-gai Council has formally decided to move forward with the contentious synthetic turf upgrade at Norman Griffiths Oval in West ...
Read moreDetailsKu-ring-gai Council has elected Wahroonga Ward Councillor Kim Wheatley as Mayor, with Comenarra Ward's Matt Devlin stepping into the Deputy ...
Read moreDetailsWith high-density targets looming over Sydney’s North Shore, West Pymble residents gathered to demand concrete guarantees on local school and ...
Read moreDetailsMore than 250 local residents and performing arts advocates gathered outside Gordon Library in a passionate "Rally in Red" to ...
Read moreDetailsKu-ring-gai Council has opened Phase 1 community consultation on the future use of the former East Roseville Bowling Club site. ...
Read moreDetailsKu-ring-gai Council has secured $76,756 in NSW Government funding for the Connected Communities Initiative. Born out of a local mental ...
Read moreDetailsLaunched on National Tree Day, Ku-ring-gai Council’s new Iconic Tree Register and Tree Dashboard celebrate the region's extraordinary urban forest. ...
Read moreDetailsUpper North Shore communities are rallying as developers pivot from approved low-rise townhouses to high-density apartment towers in Asquith and ...
Read moreDetailsWith just 22 days left before crucial DA approvals expire, Ku-ring-gai residents are taking to the streets to demand action ...
Read moreDetailsThe fight for Ku-ring-gai’s cultural heart hits the streets as North Shore residents prepare to protest the local council's decision ...
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