Catholic Healthcare | Narrabeen Sprechen Sie Deutsch? A compassionate and caring German-speaking lady volunteer is needed to visit and provide social support to an elderly lady resident who lives in an aged care home in Narrabeen. Social interaction, connection and…

The proposed PEP-11 offshore petroleum digging proposals were rejected by the Commonwealth-New South Wales Offshore Petroleum Joint Authority. Minister for Industries and Science Ed Husic has stated the decision was informed by all relevant submissions and materials given to the…

Set on 24 acres and incorporates a network of beautiful winding paths and boardwalks with spectacular bushland views and brimming with native wildlife, Willandra Village & Bungalows is your ideal retirement living in Cromer, Sydney. Why choose Willandra Village and…

Pickleball popularity soars on the Beaches What is the appeal of pickleball, and why is everyone suddenly talking about it? One of the fastest-growing sports in Australia, pickleball combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. It is played with a…

Nestled in the quiet, Pittwater community of Clareville is a delightful weatherboard cottage serving up the Beaches newest fresh, fine dishes. The Clareville has opened on the site of the long-standing local favourite Clareville Kiosk, and brings with it a…

Chatswood Year of the Snake celebrations Lunar New Year, also called Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, marks the beginning of a new Chinese zodiac cycle based on the Chinese lunar calendar, a 12-year cycle. The Year of the Snake…

Edward ‘Ted’ Huckell was instrumental in bringing radio sets to the market At 8pm on 23 November 1923, Sydneysiders gathered around a new piece of technology – the ‘wireless’ – to hear the first radio broadcast in Australia. In the…

Smooth sailing for apprentice of the year Newport local Michaela Douglas, 22, grew up around boats and spent a lot of time with her parents, Shane and Felicity Douglas, at Douglas Marine in Newport, established by her grandparents in 1972.…

A new Parliamentary push to legalise electric scooters and bikes on NSW roads is in motion. But not everyone is on board, as deadly crashes, fire risks and pedestrian prangs skyrocket. Catherine Lewis reports. Once seen as a teen school-run…