Historic River Crossing Approaches Magic Milestone
by Nathan Tilbury The ferry crossing that gave the Wisemans Ferry township its name, was established by Solomon Wiseman in 1827 to assist with supplying the convicts building the road. When the road opened the ferry became a crucial link over the Hawkesbury River. With its bicentenary fast approaching and to ensure this occasion will […]
Woodbury Reserve Redevelopment Starts in Glossodia
Woodbury Reserve in Glossodia is entering a new chapter, with construction now underway on a comprehensive redevelopment to reshape the community’s primary recreational space. The project stems from a masterplan endorsed in 2022 after detailed public consultation. It is funded through a mix of state and federal programs, including the NSW Government’s Western Sydney Infrastructure […]
A Thank You to Our Local Firefighters
by James Wallace MP NSW and Victoria have recently experienced some of the hottest days on record, and Hornsby has not been immune to the impacts of bushfires, including fires burning in the Mount Colah area. Earlier in the year, a fire near Ku-ring-gai Chase Road caused concern after threatening nearby high-voltage powerlines. Thanks to […]
Action on Graffiti Crises
by Councillor Nathan Tilbury Sadly, as can sometimes be the case during the school holiday period, there is currently an unpleasant spate of graffiti damage occurring across the Hornsby Shire. Particular problem areas that residents have reported to me include Mt Colah, Berowra and Beecroft/Cheltenham where fences, buildings, vehicles and signage have been targeted. Graffiti […]
Cheapest Fuel Prices For Week Ending 20 February 2026
Where to Buy the Cheapest Fuel Prices Week Ending 20 February 2026 Fuel Type: Unleaded 91 Petrol Station Name Address Fuel Price Shell Kenthurst 86 Kenthurst Rd, Kenthurst NSW 2156 155.90 OTR Rouse Hill 43 Panmure St, Rouse Hill NSW 2155 151.90 Ampol Foodary Dural 917-923 Old Northern Rd, Dural NSW 2158 157.90 BP Thornleigh Pennant Hills […]
Fred Caterson Reserve Gets New Sports Fields
Work has officially begun on a major transformation of the former Pony Club site at Fred Caterson Reserve, marking the first step in expanding one of the region’s most significant sporting precincts. The project will deliver three new natural turf playing fields — to be known as fields 7, 8 and 9 — alongside a […]
Bush Fire….Get Ready!
We’ve seen the devastation in Victoria with hundreds of thousands of acres burnt and many homes lost. With vivid memories of the massive fires in NSW in the past, it’s clear that the last few years has seen a consistent build-up of fuel, right throughout the east coast. Scorching hot weather and erratic winds are […]
Equestrian Riders: The Arcadia Para Dressage Club
The Arcadia Para Dressage Club is emerging as a beacon of hope and empowerment for equestrian riders with disabilities, showcasing the remarkable ways in which sport can foster inclusion and community. This dedicated not-for-profit organisation supports riders from New South Wales and the ACT, providing them with the opportunity to pursue their passion for dressage […]
Glenorie Probus Club Celebrates Successful Year
Strong membership growth and consistent participation have capped off a successful year for the Glenorie Probus Club, reflecting the enduring appeal of community-based social clubs in regional New South Wales. The year’s final social outing brought members together for a spirited round of miniature golf. The activity provided both comic relief and friendly rivalry before […]
Bush Music Club’s Role in Australian Folk Tradition
The dance floor of the Bush Music Club hums with fiddles, accordions and the steady rhythm of boots striking timber. Established in 1954, the club holds the distinction of being Australia’s oldest continuously operating folk organisation, formed with a clear purpose: to collect, preserve and promote the nation’s traditional songs, music and dance. More than […]