Education Shapes the Future of Our Young People
Education shapes not only what our young people know, but who they become. Across the Berowra community, schools play a central role in forming character, building skills and helping students discover their place in the world. Whenever I visit local schools, I am reminded that education is not an abstract policy debate. It is lived […]
Food Truck Fridays Returns to Hornsby Shire this March
Hornsby Shire’s much-loved Food Truck Fridays are set to return this March, bringing a rolling feast of flavours, music and after-work atmosphere to parks and public spaces across the district. The popular series will once again transform familiar local spots into lively Friday-night destinations, showcasing a rotating line-up of Sydney’s standout food trucks alongside live performances by […]
Hills Hawks FC: A Community Built on Heart, Hard Work, and Hawks Spirit
As we look ahead to the 2026 season, it’s impossible not to feel proud of what makes Hills Hawks FC truly special. Our club has always been more than jerseys, fixtures, and final scores. It’s a community—one built on passion, generosity, and a shared belief in giving every player the chance to grow. Our 2025 […]
Dural Bowling Club News
Eoin Gubbins the Dural Club Manager welcomed the bowlers at the Christmas lunch held on Saturday 13th December 2025. He stated that he took over this position just over a year ago and is thoroughly enjoying his interactions with the sub clubs. The award presentation took place after lunch and the winners and runners up […]
Hornsby Shire Welcomes New Year with Community Events
Jane Seaglove, Hornsby Councillor Hello Residents, Welcome back to the Hornsby Shire community after the Christmas and New Year break. We hope you were able to slow down, enjoy time with family and friends, and make the most of everything our beautiful Shire has to offer. As we ease back into everyday life, Council is […]
Author Nathan Bell To Visit Hornsby
Newcastle-based author and visual artist Nathan Bell, who lives with schizophrenia, will be visiting Hornsby regularly over the coming months to share his books and artwork with the local community, supported by creative arts NDIS provider Rely-Ability. Born in Wollongong in 1986, Bell grew up in the Hunter Valley. He is an established creative with […]
The Infrastructure We Need to Support Growth
From The Desk of James Wallace | Member For Hornsby Over recent months, many Cherrybrook and Dural residents have shared their views on the Minns Labor Government’s draft plan to rezone parts of Cherrybrook near the Metro station. The plan allows for significant increases in height and density, potentially delivering more than 9,350 new dwellings over time. […]
New Year’s Resolution? More Harmony in My Life!
by Kath Ware It’s a new dawn, it’s a new day, it’s a new life for me. And I’m feelin’ good! Now there’s a new year’s resolution you can sing in the shower each morning. In fact, you can even sing it with others, alongside fellow songbirds who love harmonising together. Circular Keys Chorus is […]
Glenorie Memorial Hall Upgrade and Heritage Unveiling
Fresh stonework now frames the entrance to Glenorie Memorial Hall, marking a tangible link between the district’s past and its future. Recently laid commemorative pavers have transformed the forecourt, with family names carefully positioned so they sit together, creating a quiet mosaic of local history beneath visitors’ feet. The work forms part of broader upgrades […]
Community Connection and Creativity at Galston CWA
With the arrival of a new year, the Galston branch of the Country Women’s Association is preparing for another busy season of Community Connection, contribution, and practical creativity within the local community. The group continues its long-standing tradition of producing homemade jams and preserves, a popular staple of its fundraising efforts. Donations of fresh fruit […]