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Local community groups across Pittwater are being encouraged to apply for funding under the Community Building Partnership Program, with expressions of interest now open. Member for Pittwater, Jacqui Scruby, said: “This is one of the most important funding rounds of the...
- Kiwis recruited to drive buses
- EOIs Open for Community Building Partnership Grants 2026
- Rising fuel costs affect on council’s services
- North Sydney takes action on ‘hooning’
- Revitalised Young Street Plaza officially opens
- Northern Beaches Hospital handover imminent
- Surfs up for Juniors in North Narrabeen
- Marine Rescue warns: ‘Don’t let your next trip be your worst’
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Warning: This article discusses violent death and may upset some readers. If you need help, contact Lifeline 13 11 14 Rabbi Mendel Slavin is helping his North Shore community to heal after the devastating Bondi attacks Rabbi Mendel Slavin lost five good...
Saturday saw the 16th annual Sun Run, organised by Northern Beaches Council, bring over 10,000 registered participants running, walking, pushing, and dancing their way from Dee Why to Manly Beach. Competitors took on either the 7km or 10km course, and hundreds...
Beaches all across the Peninsula are dressing up in rainbows this February to show off their pride and support for inclusion. Mardi Gras might be mostly localised to the inner city, but Surf Life Saving clubs (SLSCs) across the Northern Beaches...
Australian freestyle aerial skier Danielle Scott is eyeing the podium at Milano Cortina, hoping to make her fourth Winter Olympics the best yet. Tamara Spray reports. Hitting a downward ski slope at 70km/h, flying 10 to 15 metres in the air...
Dhylan will represent NSW in underwater hockey There’s a niche sport being played across the country, and from the moment Cammeraygal High School student Dhylan Patel was introduced to underwater hockey, he was hooked. “It’s definitely improved my life,” Dhylan, 16,...
Narrabeen’s own Australian netballer Mo’onia Gerrard takes her place amongst NSW’s greatest athletes Respected Australian netballer Mo’onia Gerrard represented the country multiple times, and has now been inducted into the NSW Hall of Champions alongside some of the state’s greatest athletes....
North Sydney was a fun place to see in the New Year, as Henry Lawson describes in his famous poem As some readers may still be able to remember New Year’s Eve just past, it is timely to revisit Henry Lawson’s...
Beloved Aussie comedian Jean Kittson tackles tricky topics with humour Australia’s beloved comedian, author, actor and Mosman resident, Jean Kittson was quite a shy child growing up in Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula and she remembers clinging to the leg of the kitchen...
Xiaoqing Li has a passion for gymnastics – and karaoke! Xiaoqing Li has been coaching girls to be elite gymnasts and helping them to follow their Olympic dreams at Manly Warringah Gymnastics Club for about 14 years. The Dee Why resident...
The namesake of a Dee Why street was gifted an apartment by the Japanese Emperor Inman and Orlando Roads are two relatively unknown streets in the Dee Why West industrial area, near Cromer High School. Even less known is the man...














