WHY BUY A DOLPHIN CLEANER?
As an Elite Dolphin dealer, Dural Poolsmart, offers a wide range of robotic Dolphin cleaner, which are the best on the market. Ranging from the leading edge M600 to the more entry level, there is a Dolphin solution for every pool. Opposite to common belief, Dolphin cleaners do not need to consume a high amount […]
My Street – Miller Road
Wallabies, echidnas, wombats, lacemonitors, pythons and even herds of deer can all be found in Miller Road, Glenorie. We have lived at Miller Road for 15 years now, and every year our beautiful street welcomes new wildlife and native birds to our property. Our home is tucked away at the end of a long road […]
COINCIDENCE OR KISMET? OR HOW I MET YOUR FATHER.
When my husband was a young boy in the 1960s, at a little one teacher school in Mandurama in the Central West of NSW, his love of cricket was instilled in him by an enthusiastic teacher who recognised a whiff of talent in both he and his brother. As a result, both Gavin and his […]
Vale Geoffrey James Benfield
We are very sad to report the passing of Glenorie local and long time Glenorie RSL Board member, Geoff Benfield. Geoff lived his life to the fullest. He always answered a, “how are you Geoff?” with, “I’m a ball of muscle”. He was a friendly man who made a great impact on the community of […]
GLENORIE RSL CLUB
The moment you’ve all been waiting for… The playground at Glenorie RSL Club is finally open! We have been working tirelessly to get it open for you, whilst remaining in line with the regulations. Unfortunately, there are a couple of rules that must be respected to stay open. The playground and grassed area are a […]
Eulogy for Greg Bowerman | 6th of July 1943-10th of October 2020
I’m here today with Brad, Greg’s son and Trish, Greg’s wife. If he saw us here today, he would be shaking his head at the fuss. But he probably wouldn’t be saying anything; he always listened more than he talked. Whilst the 4 of us are family, never has the term immediate family been more […]
DEAR SANTA… MAY I HAVE A BICYCLE FOR CHRISTMAS, 2020?
By Susanna Mills Your cycling dreams may have to be Merry and Bright with what’s in stock, not with what you want… 2020 lockdowns of gyms, pools and all team ball sports happened in tandem with factory shut downs overseas. This caused a market shift of tectonic proportions, with a subsequent Tsunami of demand for […]
O’HARA’S CREEK SPRING WALK
By Lachlan Turner To commence this walk it is necessary to first drive to the northern end of Porter’s Road Kenthurst until a locked gate is reached. Adequate parking is generally available. Public pedestrian access only is available beyond this point. By following the ridge line in a general northerly to north westerly direction, views […]
A SECTION OF CROSSLANDS ROAD, 1 HR. RETURN, 6.4 KM. EASY/COMFORTABLE
By Lynne Newey Another easy walk in our wonderful neighbourhood to tempt you. Drive part the way down Crosslands Road and park to the side just before the Berowra National Park sign. It looks like the start of a country lane except that it is sealed. At this stage, walking is gently downhill with scribbly […]
PAEDIATRICS OPEN FOR BUSINESS
By Matt Kean The brand new paediatrics unit at Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital is open for business with staff thrilled to be in their new home. Paediatrics is the second department to open in the brand new six-storey clinical services building—the centrepiece of the $265 million Stage two redevelopment of the hospital. Member for Hornsby Matt […]
