Joy over high scores
BONNYRIGG High School’s Year 12 HSC students are jumping for joy after wowing teachers with their top ATAR scores.
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‘Aunty’ retires from caring for kids after 52 years
A GRANDMOTHER on Sydney’s north shore is retiring after 52 years of taking on the role of neighbourhood ‘Aunty’ and caring for schoolchildren.
Carer puts call out to get Opal soaring
THE carer of an injured yellowtailed black cockatoo chick nursed it back to health against the odds, and now Angela Robertson-Buchanan is calling on people to help Opal learn how to fly.
‘Poisoned mum’ blames fried ice-creams
A SUSPECTED mass outbreak of food poisoning at a Chinese restaurant in western Sydney is being investigated by the NSW Food Authority after 35 diners fell ill.
The issues facing child-minding grandparents
ALLERGIES, mobile phones and child safety car seats are hot topics as child-minding grandparents discuss 21st century challenges.
Celebration of 100 years making cut
Is there any better way to celebrate a 100th birthday than with a massive sausage sizzle?
Turtle warning signs urgently needed
TRAFFIC signs warning about turtles crossing roads may be installed in a bid to prevent the growing problem of turtle roadkill around new housing developments in the northwest.
Thieves target more tools
TRADE power tools and hand tools were stolen from a Ford Falcon table top vehicle on Comet Circuit between 8.30pm last Friday and 6am the next morning in Beaumont Hills. The thieves were able to force the locks on the vehicle.
Shell-shocked as turtle toll soars
A SPATE of turtles being killed or injured near new developments around Riverstone and Schofields has prompted an investigation.
On the trail for mega sale
SUPER Saturday’s giant Garage Sale Trail is just around the corner – and Rouse Hill residents are jumping on the bandwagon.
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