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North Sydney’s Eighty Ate has been in same family for fifty years, but a love story in the mid-90s made it what it is today.
Synthetic spider webs can cause “serious injury or even death” in native Australian wildlife, Birdlife Australia claims.
Spring has sprung, and we’re spoilt for choice in the North.
Read about all the upcoming shows, featuring local acts from Hornsby to Mosman.
Boozy Shakespeare, sprawling street festivals, and Ukrainian art shows: here’s all that’s on across the North Shore this month
Ku-ring-gai has found itself at the intersection of two of Australia’s biggest issues: housing and climate.
Courtroom sketches, Ukrainian neocubism, steak and kidney...
“[He] was mad about nature,” says Chief Conductor Dr Nicholas Milton. “You can hear birdcalls throughout the symphony.”
Lawyer seeks access to audio recordings, as next hearing set for November.
Figures are distilled into simple circles and rectangles, but from the chaos of shapes emerge hidden stories.
The former mayor allegedly used a "mobile phone in such a way that reasonable persons would regard that use as being menacing, harassing or offensive”.
In the latest addition to our North Shore pie series, we sampled rat coffins from Killara Bakery and The Grumpy Bakery, Waverton
Prior to taking the seat of Berowra, the senior Liberal worked as a Director of Government Policy and Strategy at the Australian Catholic University.
As the Australian fire season grows longer and hotter, the window for safe hazard reduction burns will grow smaller.
Whether councillors accept the rate rise will be decided in a meeting later this month.
Planning fury, brunch institutions, smashing pumpkins, Killara pies
The legal challenge of North Shore local Judith Pearson has come to represent a larger group of Mosmanites opposed to new housing developments.
