Saturday, 26th April
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An anime-inspired mural created by students from Chatswood High School in collaboration with local artist Debbies Grahl is sparking conversations on consent and respect. The mural forms part of the Willoughby City Council’s Youth Action Plan priorities. Mayor Tanya Taylor welcomed...
Friday, 25th April
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It’s official – Brookvale is pretty hot. Northern Beaches Council has carried out a microclimate and urban heat mapping of the local government area, and the findings are hot. The study, in collaboration with Western Sydney University, revealed that the diverse...
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Features
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Residents living close to the canned Beaches Link say the State Government has left them with devalued properties and an uncertain future. Despite the new Labor government putting the brakes on the seven-kilometre Beaches Link in June this year, affected local...
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The Lower North Shore has experienced its fair share of bus cancellations and delays due to the State-wide driver shortage. North Shore Living investigates. The debate on the quality of the bus services on the Lower North Shore is heating up,...
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As school attendance falls to historic lows, North Shore Living investigates the causes and what can be done to reverse this troubling trend. New South Wales is suffering from the worst school attendance on record, with 3.8 million days missed across...
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As a NSW Government campaign aims to boost falling school attendance, Peninsula Living investigates the causes and what can be done to reverse this troubling trend. ‘Nothing is more important than advocating for a child.’ Jessica L’Green, Occupational Therapist. A post-Pandemic hangover has...
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As a NSW Government campaign aims to boost falling school attendance, Peninsula Living Pittwater investigates the causes and what can be done to reverse this troubling trend. A post-Pandemic hangover has had a sobering effect on NSW school attendance, with rates...
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The number of school developments have exploded on the Northern Beaches, with public and private schools racing to cater for increasing demand. Peninsula Living Pittwater investigates. It may be hard to believe, but more than $300 million will be spent on...
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Rents on the Lower North Shore are up 44.5 per cent since last year. North Shore Living investigates the impact of the housing crisis on renters and homeowners. A housing and rental crisis unseen since the days of the Great Depression...
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As the controversial North Sydney Pool redevelopment cost hits $89 million and is further delayed, North Shore Living investigates what has been left in the shallows to cover the cost. It happens to us all, even those as celebrated as North...
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World Refugee Day is on 20 June each year. Ukrainian refugee Kateryna Kyrychenko and Tibetan nun Phunstok reveal how the Northern Beaches has saved them. KATERYNA KYRYCHENKO, UKRAINE Kateryna Kyrychenko and her 11-year-old son, Illia, arrived on the Northern Beaches last year...
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With World Refugee Day on 20 June, we speak to Ukrainian teenager Anastasiia Pyshna who has moved to Australia and started life again on the North Shore. For as long as she can remember, Anastasiia Pyshna, 14, dreamt of going to...