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National Tree Day is coming up on Sunday 26 July. What better way to celebrate than by planting trees yourself! A planting session will take place at Brightmore Reserve in Cremorne on the day. This year’s planting aims to expand and...
A man has been charged with 23 offences related to alleged break-ins. In May, Northern Beaches Police Area Command officers commenced an investigation following reports of alleged multiple break and enters in the Northern Beaches and South Sydney areas. Police were told...
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Many find it hard to talk about death, yet it’s the only certainty in life. There is a growing community movement of those seeking to help people prepare and even celebrate their end of life. Aoife Moynihan reports. We all hold...
Victims of elder abuse can contact Lifeline for confidential support and advice on 13 11 14 Elder abuse remains significantly under-reported despite its growing prevalence across Australia. With the 65+ age bracket tipped to double in the coming years, urgent attention...
The recent Educating Girls Symposium attended by educators from private girls schools across Australia was a day of leadership and learning. But why is there a need for discussion about girls’ education? Bustling around a mechanic workshop in overalls, tinkering on...
With Refugee Week in June, Peninsula Living speaks to two locals who reveal their inspirational stories of surf, sand and survival – and how the local community has embraced them From Gaza to the Beaches Until 7 October 2023, Palestinian surf lifesavers...
With Refugee Week in June, North Shore Living celebrates diversity with personal stories of resilience, hope and building a new life Deena Yako and her family left Iraq on a cold, overcast day in 1986 when she was nine years old....
As climate change becomes the world’s most important issue, North Shore Living goes behind the scenes to find out what Taronga Zoo is doing to save the planet. Alex Driscoll reports Research and education have long been the cornerstones of zoos,...
Manly’s historic Royal Far West holds a special place in the hearts of many as it supports the health of children from rural and remote communities Fran Southgate was a young child when she left her family and home in country...
In a world of uncertainty, one thing is clear – young people are increasingly unafraid to use their voices for change. Disillusioned with government, fighting for a better climate future, Gen Z are leading the way when it comes to...
Amalgamation plans for North Sydney were big The history of local government in Sydney has been one of parochialism – a limited, narrow outlook – with occasional bouts of expansive thinking, which have often manifested in wide-ranging plans or amalgamations. Parochialism puts...
The stakes are high this Federal Election on 3 May, with the ALP seeking a second term and the Liberal Party hoping to keep Anthony Albanese as a one-term prime minister. With the seat of North Sydney abolished, voters have...















