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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...
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Competition for space on sportsgrounds across the Lower North Shore can be fierce. We look at the issues faced by codes, and what can be done about it. Two of the most important people in the Northern Suburbs Football Association (NSFA)...
Competition for space on sportfields across the Northern Beaches can be fierce. We look at the issues faced by codes, and what could be done about it. A scene played out at North Manly’s Nolan’s Reserve recently that perfectly encapsulated the...
Willoughby multicultural community choir, Beating Time, welcomes all seniors that are looking to have fun, improve their well-being and spread joy through singing. Every Monday morning, music fills up the halls of the Dougherty Community Centre in Chatswood. Melodies and voices...
We speak to the newly-elected MPs for Davidson, Manly and Wakehurst about their plans for State Parliament. For the first time in several years, the Liberals did not retain all the Northern Beaches’ seats in the recent State Election. Northern Beaches Council...
Despite Labor’s landslide win in the recent State Election, Felicity Wilson and Tim James claimed North Shore and Willoughby for the Liberals. Despite predictions that independent candidates would take out key seats on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, the teal wave of...
Despite Labor enjoying a landslide win in the state election, Liberals Rory Amon and Matt Cross were victorious in what was, at times, a ferocious battle. Predictions that independent candidates had a strong chance take out the key seats across the...
With the tenth consecutive rate rise putting pressure on more families, local residents are resorting to second jobs and the flex economy to make ends meet. Crippling interest rate hikes, rising bills and the spiralling cost of everyday items, such as...
Following a tragic summer of drownings across the state, North Shore Living investigates how the closure of Willoughby Leisure Centre and North Sydney Pool has put pressure on local swimming lesson waitlists – and what the swim schools are doing...
Cancelled routes, full buses which don’t stop, and queues of hundreds of people. It seems that the problems with buses on the Beaches keep getting worse. Peninsula Living examines the state of play since privatisation took place 15 months ago. When...
Couple cost with congestion, convenience, COVID-19, and climate change, and it’s easy to see why electric bikes are popping up all over the Peninsula. But what of the undercarriage to this wheely new world? As local homes are blackened by...