Monday, 25th November
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Local MPs were put to work at Oxford Falls Grammar (OFG) on 25 November, when they joined Bushlink employees and school students for some early morning gardening on the school grounds as part of Bushlink’s School Inclusion Program. Wakehurst Independent Michael...
Monday, 25th November
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New Pittwater MP Jacqui Scruby visited the unfinished section of the Mona Vale Road West with NSW Premier Chris Minns on Saturday. Work on the road stopped when the Minn’s government decided not to fund the road upgrade between Terrey...
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Mayor says significant need for young people in area North Sydney Mayor Zoë Baker said she was ‘shocked and concerned’ about the lack of consultation over the sale of the 70-year-old North Sydney PCYC, which will be replaced by an ambulance...
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The Bus Industry Taskforce is holding a community pop-up near the Chatswood Interchange, Victoria Avenue bus terminal, on Monday, 27 November, from 3pm to 6pm. The Taskforce, established by Transport for NSW (TfNSW), has gathered bus operators, industry experts, the workforce...
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An official unveiling marked the completion of a $290,000 waterfront transformation at Inkerman Street Wharf, overlooking Quakers Hat Bay. The project, financed by Mosman Council and the Australian Government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure Program, boasts a refurbished jetty and seawall,...
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Mosman Council is involving the community by releasing the Draft Management of Open Space Policy for review after its recent decision on 3 October 2023. This draft policy keeps things simple, combining four existing policies: Temporary Access to Private Property Across...
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Move to digital will stop ‘black market’ Northern Beaches Council is hoping a move to digital parking permits will stop ‘illegal’ on-selling and theft from letterboxes. Council posts its annual beach parking permits to ratepayers in August, which results in opportunistic thieves...
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Rates to increase but residents to ‘choose’ the hike In an unusual move, Willoughby City Council is asking residents to choose between four rate rise options to stave off ‘financial difficulty’ by 2025. The council foreshadowed ‘insolvency’ back in May without a...
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Local Yes campaigner says treaty is next step As Yes advocates regroup following the resounding No vote in the recent Voice to Parliament Referendum, Tony McAvoy is ‘all revved up and ready to go for the next round’. Mr McAvoy, who was...
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North Sydney, Warringah defy national referendum trend The Voice to Parliament Referendum may have failed, but adjoining seats North Sydney and Warringah both returned a strong ‘Yes’ vote. Independents represent both seats, with Kylea Tink and Zali Steggall active campaigners for Yes...
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New program sends NSW Department of Education employees back to class. The NSW Department of Education (the department) has launched the School Experience Program, which will send departmental senior executives and office staff to spend a week in public schools as...
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Willoughby City Council is urging residents to dust off their bicycles and join the nationwide cycling challenge, Biketober. This initiative aims to inspire individuals to rediscover the joys of cycling while promoting a healthier lifestyle and a cleaner environment. Biketober is...