Glenorie Rural Fire Brigade: Keeping Our Community Safe
Glenorie Rural Fire Brigade team has been extremely busy during the last couple of months, following a fire burning in difficult terrain off Niech and Smallwood Roads in December 2024 and then storms in January 2025. There were trees down on power lines, wires arcing and motor vehicle accidents, amongst other things. We would like […]
Aussie is Growing
With climate change kicking in, local success story, Australian Pump Industries, is having trouble keeping up with demand from all over the world. The success of the company is based on it’s ethics and value for money product line. “We design and build machines as if we are going to use them ourselves”, said Aussie […]
Hills Hawks Super League
For a small community sitting on the edge of Sydney, our area has certainly ‘punched above its weight’ when it comes to competitive soccer. As the proud Hills Hawks Football Club approaches its 56th season, there is a new energy from juniors right through to O45s, including the formation of a new Super League team […]
2025 Property Outlook: What’s in Store for the Property Market
As we step into 2025, the Australian property market looks set to showcase a range of challenges and opportunities for buyers, sellers and investors. Factors like interest rates, migration trends and evolving rental conditions all contribute to shaping the year ahead. Here’s what to expect for residential real estate in 2025. Belle Property’s insights reveal […]
Vale Pastor Peter John Goldstien
By Peter Kazzi Pastor Peter John was a loved and cherished life member of Maroota Rural Fire Brigade. He served in the RFS for 60 years. That alone is a massive achievement! Pete joined Annangrove brigade in 1964 where he served till 1992. He then joined Maroota Brigade in 1992 till his passing. Pete as […]
Entries Now Open for Remagine Environmental Art Prize 2025
Hornsby Shire Council’s environmental art prize Remagine is again open for entries with $11,000 in total prize money. Hosted by Hornsby Shire Council in partnership with the Hornsby Art Society since 2009, the Remagine Art Prize challenges artists to create works in response to the waste and overconsumption crises. This year’s theme, RE:THINK TO RE:PURPOSE, […]
Jemma Juckes (née Hibbert) 25th June 1990 – 18th December 2024
BY ELISE PRIDE The Glenorie community mourns the loss of one of its brightest lights, Jemma Juckes, who passed away peacefully on 18th December 2024. A devoted wife to Lang, beloved stepmother to Riley, and adored fur-mum to George, Jemma will be remembered for her warmth, resilience, and extraordinary capacity to inspire those around her. […]
General Building Maintenance Assistant Wanted!
Oakhill College is an Independent Catholic Secondary School conducted in the Lasallian tradition, with an enrolment of 2,200 students, boys Years 7 to 10, co-educational in Years 11 and 12. Oakhill College is located in Castle Hill, NSW, and offers a wide range of subject choices and extra-curricular activities. We value our people, so with […]
Get Your Free Native Plants This March
Hornsby Shire Council is thrilled to announce the highly anticipated return of its Native Plant Giveaways program this March. All residents of Hornsby Shire are invited to participate in this initiative aimed at enhancing our local environment by collecting four free native plants. The giveaway event is scheduled for Friday, March 28, and Saturday, March 29, […]
Rules for a Smooth Ride
As you embrace the newfound independence that your mobility scooter provides, it’s essential to understand its safe use and maintenance. Weather Wisdom: It’s crucial to exercise caution when considering your scooter outings. Avoid using your scooter in rainy conditions. Moisture can harm the scooter’s electronics and pose safety risks. Always stay informed about the weather […]