Another birthday is met by an avalanche of cards to remind you that your body parts don’t work so well, you don’t have the puff to blow out your candles, and age is just a number although in your case,...

Will a change in leadership and intense reconditioning for Turbo’s hamstring see Manly in with a shot at premiership success? Rugby correspondent Adam Lucius finds out. Anthony Seibold was looking on from a distance as Manly’s 2022 season disintegrated on the...

Have some laughs, a good chat – and keep active with Harbord Swimming Club. The secret to a long life is staying active and fit – but most importantly you need to socialise, says 90-year-old Richard Scott. The Belrose resident joined Harbord...

Bring your skills and knowledge to Phoenix House in Crows Nest for the opportunity to interact with different generations and learn from new experiences by giving back. Knowledge is power, and a great source of knowledge is life experience. One of...

North Shore streets are set to be some of the first in NSW to trial electric scooters (e-scooters) but there are concerns over cost and potential safety risks, with North Sydney Council pushing back on Transport for NSW to fund...

With the NSW State Election on Saturday 25 March, North Shore Living spoke with the local candidates for North Shore and Willoughby about why the hope to enter the hallowed halls of parliament. NORTH SHORE Currently held by the Liberals, this seat...

With the NSW State Election on Saturday 25 March, Peninsula Living spoke with the local candidates for Davidson, Manly and Wakehurst about why they hope to enter the hallowed halls of parliament. DAVIDSON Davidson has been held by the Liberals since the...

With the NSW State Election on Saturday 25 March, Peninsula Living spoke with the local candidates for Pittwater about why they hope to enter the hallowed halls of parliament. PITTWATER Pittwater is home to Sydney’s most northern beaches before the Central Coast....

Flying rainbow flags and banners across the Peninsula will see the Northern Beaches celebrate its LGBTQIA+ community over two weeks of love, tolerance, respect and inclusion. One of the most iconic festivals for the LGBTQIA+ community is heading to Sydney and...

It’s a necessary evil. Both a ‘never-ending problem’ and a ‘crucial connection’. The bridge locals love to hate – the Spit. This year marks 65 years since the second iteration of the controversial crossing was opened in 1958, and nearly 100...