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The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has released pre-poll voting locations and times. If you can’t get to a polling station on the day of the upcoming Federal Election on 3 May, you can vote early. Centres in or near the Warringah...
The NSW Government announced on 10 April that it was notified of a Healthscope proposal to return Northern Beaches Hospital to the NSW public system. “I note the owners of Healthscope are engaged in a market process potentially seeking to exit...
- New buses to improve services on the North Shore
- Federal Election pre-poll voting centres
- Northern Beaches Hospital in talks on public sale
- Meet your candidates- Warringah
- Northern Beaches youngster scores with Joeys call up
- Palm Beach Rockpool closed for repairs
- Shimmering Jayde
- Balmoral Swim a huge success
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Terrey Hills snake catcher and landscape gardener Kobie Joyce tells Peninsula Living Pittwater why he loves being part of the Northern Beaches Clean Up Crew. Northern Beaches Clean Up Crew combs our beaches, bush and lagoon on the last Sunday of...
Dr Sandra Meihubers AM PHF recently arrived home from Nepal and one of her first tasks was to update the Rotary Club of Warringah on her trip. Sandra, among her many professional projects, has run projects in Nepal for 25 years...
Former Olympian Matt Shirvington has been gracing our television screens as a broadcaster for over two decades. The Mosman resident speaks to North Shore Living about sprinting, Sunrise, and growing up on the North Shore. It’s 1998, and Matt Shirvington has...
With three best-selling books, sold out stand-up shows across the country and regular appearances on some of the Australia’s most-loved television programs, it’s safe to say Kitty Flanagan is a national treasure. But did you know the beloved comic grew...
In light of Willoughby City Council’s MOSAIC Multicultural Centre celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, North Shore Living spoke with volunteer Fiona Vatiliotis about the ‘unique’ community hub. When North Shore local Fiona Vatiliotis retired, she didn’t feel ‘quite ready’ to...
Therapy dogs being used in local schools to support children. The site of a four-legged friend in the playground is causing some excitement at St Pius X College in Chatswood. Kobie the Labrador Retriever Cross has joined the school’s counselling team as...
Locals Sheila and Tyson have bravely placed the pain of their so-far failed IVF journey on national television in Channel 9’s Big Miracles series. The Queenscliff couple spoke with Peninsula Living about how they have made it through the lows,...
Researching the histories of marginalised communities among local history collections, such as Stanton Library’s, can be a challenging task. Historical records are often tainted by bias, or more often absent. Thinking about queer history, Stanton holds the works of some...
Matt Lonergan describes his work helping survivors of domestic violence to move out of their homes as a ‘full- love job’. Peninsula Living spoke to Matt about how his Movers Against Domestic Violence charity gets women back on their feet. Trigger...
Most readers will be aware of the Burnt Bridge Creek Deviation or Bypass at Balgowlah. Many will be aware that it is named for Burnt Bridge Creek, which the bypass route largely follows. The creek runs from Seaforth down to near...