Unusual Visitors
By Barry Lees – Still Creek Landcare Some weeks ago we had Unusual Visitors – three of them. They came without warning and settled in, ate for three weeks until there was nothing left, then left without a word of thanks. Strangely, we were delighted! We enjoyed their company and felt privileged that they had […]
What Australians Want
At Aussie Pumps we believe in market research. That drives us to develop what we believe are the world’s best products. We also perceive a growing unrest and distrust of cheap third world product. We hear the “buy the right product the first time, even if you pay a little more” mantra everywhere. That’s what […]
Galston Rural Fire Brigade – Fireplace Safety
By Kara Dubois Winter Home and Fireplace Safety The arrival of the winter means an increased risk of preventable house fires. As the weather cools down, people plug in their heaters, pull out the electric blankets and light up their fireplaces – all of which pose potential fire risks. There are some simple checklist items […]
Glenorie Rural Fire Brigade
It probably isn’t necessary to point out that hazard reduction burning has started in and around Sydney. It was easy enough to see and smell it in our community. Glenorie saw a large area strategically burned to help reduce the fuel loads in surrounding bushland areas. By undertaking hazard reductions in a controlled and timely […]
Clean Up Cattai Creek
Join OzFish Hawkesbury-Nepean Chapter, Galston-Glenorie Fishing Club And Local Environmental Project Partners To Clean Up Cattai Creek As Part Of The Hawkesbury Valley Flood Recovery On Sunday 30th May. The day, which is a partnership between OzFish, Council and Clean Up Australia will see four sites across the Hawkesbury Catchment cleaned up by volunteer groups following the devastation […]
Childhood Immunisations
Children need immunisations against many diseases. This protects them while their immune systems are still developing, and prevents them from getting serious diseases. The immunisation program for children is fully government funded, and starts from birth through to 4 years of age, providing protection against nine childhood diseases. Following this, a school-based program for adolescence […]
Sunrise brings a new understanding
Contributed by Maryanne Wilford I have always known I was adopted, and I am very grateful for having such loving parents, but still, there has always been a piece of the puzzle missing. So when the last of my parents passed, I decided to do some digging. I wasn’t wanting or even expecting to find […]
Proposed sale of Crown Road
By Sonja Cameron The following are details discussed at the AGRA meeting on the 16th March regarding concerns about selling Crown Road into private ownership and our desire to keep the Crown Road in public hands. This is a beautiful piece of untouched nature and we want it to stay that way with legal public […]
Glenorie Progress Association
We are shovel-ready! Ray Whiteman Heritage Fence The background work for the Ray Whiteman Heritage Fence is done. Hornsby Shire Council’s David De-Fina, Landscape Co-ordinator, has overseen the plan for the sandstone heritage fence surrounding the Wal Buckingham Gardens. There will be two entrances: one at the southern end towards the cenotaph respecting the sacred […]
Glenorie Bakery Brings Joy to Flood-Affected Residents
By Amy Lee Inspired by the resilience of flood-affected residents from the Hawkesbury region, Rob Parina from Glenorie Bakery organised an interactive baking workshop for local children to bring some fun to the school holiday period after the devastating loss the recent floods brought to the area. The workshop included 30 children who spent the […]