Friday, 29th November
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The Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize is the highest-valued Art Prize for women in Australia and, in 2025, will award artists with $58,000 in prize money. The 2024 Art Prize received more than 1600 entries from all Australian states and territories...
Friday, 29th November
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If you’re looking for something to keep you and the family entertained this week, check out some ideas below. NOVEMBER 29 | PNAU Live Performance Enjoy an electrifying live set by PNAU, the Australian electronic music duo, at Dee Why RSL. Dance...
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Features
NS
On 14 September, every eligible resident aged 18 must vote in the Local Government Elections. This is our first feature on the Lower North Shore councils, with another to follow in September. Candidate answers have been edited for space and...
NB
The Northern Beaches should be a go-to for boutique beachside shopping, with a host of unique shops and buzzing malls, markets and town centres. So why are locals heading out of area to splash cash? Catherine Lewis reports on the...
PW
Athletes competing in sailing and water polo will be heading to the Paris Olympics in July. They took some time out of their busy training camps to speak with Peninsula Living Pittwater. Sailing: Jim Colley, Newport By Tamara Spray After a long seven-year...
NBS
Northern Beaches athletes competing in water polo, sailing and athletics will be heading to the Olympics in July. Other locals are still vying for spots in Rugby 7s and skateboarding. Peninsula Living reports Water polo: Sienna Hearn, Freshwater By Aoife Moynihan Freshwater’s Sienna...
NS
Locals competing in hockey, Rugby 7s and water polo will be heading to the Paris Olympics in July. They took some time out of their training to speak with North Shore Living Hockey: Tim Brand, Chatswood By Paula V. Arenas Santa Maria At...
NS
Warning: this article discusses domestic violence and may upset some readers Coercive control is a form of domestic violence and will be a criminal offence in NSW from 1 July. Niki Waldegrave reveals its scourge on the North Shore On average, one...
NB
Aoife Moynihan talks to Northern Beaches organisations who support our youth when they need it most Teenagers who make unwise choices can negatively affect their future, and some at-risk young people need extra guidance. The Northern Beaches are fortunate to have...
NS
A clinical trial in Neutral Bay connecting seniors with preschoolers is helping young and old. Tamara Spray reports Finding ways to curb the burden of caring for Australia’s ageing population on an already stretched health care system is an on-going issue....
NS
A furore has broken out about the Warringah Freeway Upgrade and Western Harbour Tunnel projects, following comments by a former bureaucrat that it will be a ‘bloody disaster’. Michelle Giglio reports The sound of a jackhammer beats relentlessly in Greg Curyer’s...
PW
Months after carpark signage banning camping and overnight stays is erected at Mona Vale, Catherine Lewis investigates a community divided, with some branding the move harassment. Falling asleep to the sound of the waves at Mona Vale doesn’t come cheap, with...