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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...
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NSW Health is urging the community to book in for a flu vaccine despite the winter season nearing an end, as cases remain high across the state. The latest NSW Respiratory Surveillance Report shows that more than 8,200 people in NSW...
Pet owners are being warned to remain vigilant about tick paralysis in dogs and cats, even during winter, as new emergency case data and pet health trends confirm this risk persists year-round. Tick paralysis is a life-threatening condition caused by a...
The iconic 10 kilometre Manly to Spit Scenic Walkway has officially reopened after crucial repairs that will ensure locals and visitors alike can take in the breathtaking views for many more years to come. The extensive and complex repairs included the...
A flooded gum tree has been removed from Ruskin Rowe in Avalon by Northern Beaches Council on 30 July, following a lengthy battle with local residents and environmentalists to save the 70-year-old tree. A second Blue Gum tree has had...
Women need protection from ‘vile exploitation’ North Shore MP Felicity Wilson will introduce a bill into the NSW Parliament when it resumes on 5 August that seeks to criminalise the creation and distribution of sexually explicit ‘deepfake’ material which is made...
Willoughby City Council is seeking feedback on its new draft guide for operating shared e-bike and e-scooter mobility services in a safe and equitable way. Willoughby Council is committed to improving sustainable and accessible transport options across the LGA. As shared...
Surfers for Climate will host a special Layback Cinema evening this Wednesday to celebrate connection, community and the power of ocean joy. Not only will the night feature the screening of two films, but there will also be a special panel...
The WIRES Annual Wildlife Photography Competition is back — and this year it’s more special than ever, as WIRES celebrates 40 years of wildlife rescue and care. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer, a nature lover, or someone who captured a magical moment with a...
With whale season in full swing along the coast, local rescue teams have been busy, recently freeing a young whale who was tangled in ropes. The 11 tonne whale was spotted off the Northern Beaches, and was attended to by the...
North Sydney Council has some sound advice to stop loved up brush turkeys from building nest-mounds in your garden, as we head into breeding season. It’s usually in June or July that male brush turkeys begin building a new nest-mound or...