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North Sydney Council is inviting the community to have their say on a proposed package of safety improvements designed to address hoon driving, speeding and traffic noise on Blues Point Road. The proposed Blues Point Road safety improvements have been developed...
An updated design for the Mona Vale Road West upgrade has been prepared by the NSW Government the government is seeking expressions of interest (EOI) from construction contractors to deliver the project. The contract award and construction commencement has been...
- North Sydney Council takes action to stop hoon driving on Blues Point Road
- Northern Beaches railway attempts
- Mona Vale Road West upgrade: have your say on updated design
- Ron and Barbara Junghans lead the way
- Mosman Art Prize
- Celebrating Willoughby Symphony Orchestra
- Manly baseball champions
- A taste of Mudgee in Mosman
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Local wheelchair basketball hits the national stage Head down to the Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC) in Dee Why on a Wednesday night, and you’re sure to find a fast and fun game of wheelchair basketball in action. It’s home to...
Fairlight environmental campaigner Keelah Lam on her sustainable life Keelah Lam is an 80-year-old environmental campaigner on a mission. She has solar panels, keeps chooks, grows her own veggies, has a water tank and dry composting toilets. She doesn’t have a...
Gary Searles has been honoured for his dedication to community sport “The smile on the kids’ faces is three-quarters of the reason why I stay involved with the game,” Gary Searles says. For the last three years, the Bilgola Plateau local...
Elisabeth is creating brighter beginnings for the next generation Neutral Bay’s Elisabeth Murphy always loved paediatrics and the professor has been recognised for her work, making the King’s Birthday Honours List for her efforts in child and family health. Elisabeth spent over...
From growing up as ‘feral little kids’ on Scotland Island, Oli and Louis Leimbach are now playing to sell-out audiences world-wide. Editor Michelle Giglio gets the low down on the new Lime Cordiale album Oli Leimbach has his brother Louis in...
‘Knagging’ the government into action Bayview grandmother Felicity Davis is a passionate environmentalist. Originally from England, she made Australia her home in 1969. Her husband, John, a filmmaker and environmental campaigner, died tragically in a helicopter accident in 2015, and Felicity vowed...
Seniors will be participating in the Art Trail and Calendar competition with unique art pieces Residents at Keyton retirement villages across Australia are unleashing their creativity to be part of the organisation’s 2024 Art Trail and Calendar Competition. This year, the theme...
Kate McLoughlin will lead our Paralympic team proudly on 28 August in her role as chef de mission Getting to know a team of close to 160 athletes can’t be easy, but Australia’s Paralympic team chef de mission Kate McLoughlin sees...
Ruby Trew is only 15, but the skateboarder is one of Australia’s youngest Olympic athletes heading to Paris. Ruby talks grinding, ollies and aerials with Editor in Chief Michelle Giglio It’s not every day that I interview an Olympian while they...
Starlight Foundation brings joy to sick children With its NSW hub in North Sydney, the Starlight Children’s Foundation brings happiness and joy to seriously ill children across the country. Starlight’s vision is ‘that everyone experiences a happy childhood because happiness matters’. Chief executive...















