Local Royal Fire Service (RFS) volunteers are coming down to Terrey Hills Tavern this Sunday between 10am – 5pm to answer your questions, share practical tips, and help locals make a plan so their homes and families are prepared this...
A teenage girl was arrested yesterday afternoon after a man was injured. A shopping trolley was allegedly thrown over a railing at a shopping centre in Chatswood on Sydney’s North Shore, causing the injuries. Just after 11.50am (Monday 15 September 2025)...
Zali Steggall, MP for Warringah, is hosting a forum on 24 September to consider ‘climate change and how we can take action to ensure a sustainable future for generations to come.’ The panel of speakers includes experts from a range of...
Transport for NSW has put out an alert for the community advising of changed southbound traffic conditions on Spit Road, near Central Avenue at Mosman due to works being carried out between Monday 15 September and Friday 3 October. According to...
A 39-year-old man was arrested at Chatswood Railway Station yesterday and has been charged with 25 break and enter offences, including one alleged break-in at Seaforth. In August, officers attached to The Hills Police Area Command commenced an investigation under Strike...
A water main in North Narrabeen burst early this morning, with Pittwater Road, Walsh Street and Berry Avenue flooded, slowing traffic and leaving many houses in the area temporarily without water. At 6:30am, Live Traffic NSW put out an announcement that...
Update 9 September The family of Mercury Psillakis has made a statement, as follows: “It is with profound sadness that we confirm the tragic loss of Mercury Psillakis, a loving, devoted and ridiculously fun husband, father, son, brother and loyal friend who...
Nominations close soon for the 2026 NSW Women of the Year Awards, a chance to recognise the extraordinary women and girls who make a difference in our communities. These annual Awards shine a spotlight on leadership, service, resilience and achievement...
The weather is warming up, so the first waves of Council lifeguard patrols have begun to hit the stand, starting with Freshwater and Dee Why Beaches last weekend. Manly flies the flags all year and the rest of the patrolled beaches...
No more ‘pens’ for sale on Facebook Northern Beaches Council is digitising beach parking permits, ending the sale of ‘pens plus a permit’ on sites such as Facebook. The digital system will link permits to vehicle registrations and council said it would...