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Dee Why residents will soon be able to grow fresh produce and local connections with Northern Beaches Council approving a new community garden at Arthur Reserve. At its recent meeting, Council endorsed the creation of a Dee Why community garden, following...
Bus passengers travelling in Sydney’s Northern Beaches and the lower North Shore are being encouraged to plan ahead for their trips tomorrow. Transport for NSW has been advised that Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) members intend to undertake industrial action...
Following the alleged assault of a 47-year-old man in Dee Why on 29 May, a man has been charged. Just after 11pm on Friday 29 May, emergency services were called to James Meehan Reserve on Clyde Road after reports of an...
Northern Beaches Council is celebrating statewide recognition after being recognised at the 2026 Local Government NSW Excellence Awards for its Manly Library 24/7 initiative. The service gives members extended access to Manly Library outside of traditional staffed hours. Mayor Sue Heins said...
Vale Richard Scolyer 16 December 1966 – 7 June 2026 Professor Richard Scolyer has passed away aged 59 following a battle with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer. Professor Scolyer and his colleagues’ research into advanced-stage melanoma has led to a...
The Northern Beaches Council is inviting the community to help shape a new four-year plan about making life accessible and inclusive for people with disability on the Beaches. Nationally, more than 21 percent of Australians live with disability and the numbers...
Former Forest High site now open for business The NSW Government is calling on developers to express interest in building 1,000 houses on the former Forest High School site – with 150 dedicated for key workers. The appeal comes five months after...
Council submits proposal for government approval Council agreed at its ordinary meeting on 19 May to seek the NSW Government’s agreement to move forward on its proposal for an 18-month trial of the Manly Special Entertainment Precinct (SEP) and seek further...











