In a move today, Garigal National Park near Belrose has expanded by 10 hectares. The 2,202-hectare (5,440-acre) park borders the Belrose Waste Management Centre and 10 hectares of government-owned ecologically significant land on its border will […]
Hibbertia spanantha, a critically endangered plant has been found in Ku-ring-gai and now it has gained national recognition. Also known as Julian’s Hibbertia, it is a small yellow unassuming flower it has been listed on the […]
The Ku-Ring-Gai Carnival of Cultures is an initiative of the St Ives Park Public School Parents & Citizens Association and the Australian Dancers Guild Inc. which held its inaugural event at St. Ives Park Public […]
Member for Davidson, Jonathan O’Dea has welcomed Ku-ring-gai Council’s move to canvass the views of St Ives residents on the local Jewish Eruv as part of its consideration of the matter. We have reported on […]
The final 70 Ku-ring-gai Refugee Welcome Packs have been delivered to Settlement Services International (SSI) on Friday August 19 to be distributed to newly arrived refugees. The Ku-ring-gai Refugee Welcome Pack Appeal was a whole of community effort […]
People experiencing domestic and family violence will receive tailored, multi-agency support with the roll out of Safer Pathway in the Northern Beaches and Ku-ring-gai Police Local Area Commands (LACs) from March 2017. Minister for the […]
Ken Done has an extraordinary place in the hearts of Australians. His vivid, optimistic paintings are part of our collective consciousness and have helped define us to the world. But what do we know about […]
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