Thursday, 6th November
NS, NB
The Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize, Australia’s highest valued art prize for women, is open for entries for the 2026 prize, offering a total of $58,000 in prize money. Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2026, the Prize has become a major...
Wednesday, 5th November
NBS
Early bird entries are now open for the Sun Run, set to take place on Saturday 31 January. This annual event, delivered by Northern Beaches Council, is open to people of all fitness levels. Participants can challenge themselves to a 7km...
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Table tennis has great benefits for people living with Parkinson’s Disease Helen Halford says table tennis has many benefits for people with Parkinson’s Disease and she is working tirelessly to establish PingPongParkinson (PPP) chapters across Australia. She’s established nine so far...
NS
Three North Shore community members have been announced as finalists in the Westfield Local Heroes program. Fran Signorelli was shortlisted for her work with charity Hope in A Suitcase, along with Chatswood Roseville Rotary member John Hartley, and Rachel Krippner,...
NBS, NB
Davidson High’s Declan Budd is heading to the World Para Swimming Championships Year 12 is pressure enough for most 17-year-olds, but swimming superstar Declan Budd thrives in the fast lane. Declan’s most recent triumph has propelled him into the 2025 World...
NS
Community choirs across the country, including With One Voice in Chatswood, are throwing open their doors for Try a Choir Week. From today until the 22 August there’s an open invitation for people of all backgrounds and abilities to experience...
NS
Remembering a lost North Shore landmark One hundred years ago the North Shore lost a landmark when the Sydney Ferry Company’s wharf and arcade was demolished in 1925 to make way for the northern pylon of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The structure...
PW
This tropical tree attracted the rich and famous The source of the name Palm Beach at the northern end of the peninsula is well known. Before European settlement, it was home to a substantial number of palm trees – Livistona australis,...
NB, PW
Computer Pals Narrabeen celebrates 30 year milestone Computer Pals for Seniors Northern Beaches (CPS) has empowered over 3,000 seniors to be tech savvy at the Tramshed Arts and Community Centre in Narrabeen for the last 30 years. Nan Bosler, of Collaroy Plateau,...
NS, NB
With one in four Australian school-aged kids experiencing bullying, the Bullying No Way: National Week of Action, which runs until 15 August, comes at a critical time. Parenting advocates Triple P − Positive Parenting Program revealed that according to a recent...
PW
For 10 years the Mark Gunter Photo Awards have been raising funds for cancer research Award-winning cycling photographer, Mark Gunter, said his aim was to capture the ‘truth, passion and emotion’ of life in his shots. Following his death at age...
NBS, NB
Manly teen Nathan lands a recurring guest spot on Home and Away Young actor and model, Nathan Rhys Quevedo Murray, 15, is no stranger to the screen, having appeared in television commercials, fashion campaigns and feature films from babyhood. His latest...