A spike in complaints from residents frustrated at having to battle for scarce kerbside parking with “unattended” boats, trailers and caravans, has prompted a rules review by Northern Beaches Council.
A contentious decision to create a special Aboriginal committee to advise Northern Beaches Council on local indigenous issues and projects has been overturned.
Land is sought for a new state-of-the-art ambulance station on the northern beaches that will replace an ‘aged’ facility that has been operating for more than 60 years.
Three women were allegedly bashed by a gym instructor on a public Sydney bus because they were talking too loudly. See what happened in Manly court.
A man who claimed he knew four different martial arts threatened to ‘slapkick the f**k’ out of cops who had just arrested him for slashing car tyres at a popular Sydney reserve.
‘Rightsizers’ and ‘downsizers’ are being targeted by developers of a $100 million apartment building, featuring three ocean view penthouses, in the heart of one of Sydney’s most popular seaside suburbs.
A dream to start a creative business that also helped save the environment has led to a northern beaches’ entrepreneur opening a shop that sells bags made from recycled plastic water bottles.
A special forum has been organised to give northern beaches’ locals tips on ensuring a “good death” and those wanting to learn more about the “practical side of dying”.
A family feared they would lose their life savings after a Sydney council moved to slap a heritage order on the “rare” 19th-century cottage they wanted to demolish and replace with their “dream” home. Here’s how the issue was resolved.
Plans to bulldoze a famed Sydney surf lifesaving clubhouse and replace it with a bigger ‘uglier’ version, have sparked a wave of protests.
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