Litter campaign launched as survey reveals best and worst litter suburbs in Ku-ring-gai An independent audit has identified Ku-ring-gai’s best and worst locations for litter – and the Council is responding. The audit of Wahroonga, […]
Ku-ring-gai Council says it will step up efforts to combat vandalism and anti-social behaviour in Pymble after allegations of a street gang operating in the area. The Council voted this week to approve measures aimed […]
Local man Bill Bradley’s 60 years of service to the community has been recognised with a Lesley Hall Award for Lifetime Achievement in Disability. Bill was nominated for the national award by Hornsby Shire Council’s […]
Bikers from far and wide will soon converge on Hornsby’s Mountain Bike Trail for the inaugural Old Man’s Valley Bike Festival, set to take place on Saturday 13 December. The day of fast-paced action is […]
The NSW Government have changed 10/50 regulations to limit the actions of “unscrupulous people” According to Hornsby Shire Mayor Steve Russell. If your house lies in a “10/50 Vegetation Clearing Entitlement Area” you are entitled […]
Off Quarry road, in the heart of Old Hornsby, lies a network of some of the most flowing, technical MTB riding in Sydney called Hornsby Mountain Bike Trail. Often-times confusing to follow, the signs and […]
I received an email the other day from Jay Huxley of HUX Grill of Roseville, “Would love to have you in for a Tomahawk! Our now well-known signature dish is a mouth-watering 1.3kg Angus Rib […]
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