Shake-up for senior campus in major school expansion
A seniors-only campus will begin welcoming students from junior grades in a significant shake-up for high schools on the northern beaches.
A seniors-only campus will begin welcoming students from junior grades in a significant shake-up for high schools on the northern beaches.
Here’s how every northern Sydney school, including those on the northern beaches, performed in the 2024 NAPLAN exams. Check out your school’s results in our interactive.
The licensee of the iconic 196-year-old pub said they will be celebrating Australia Day “come rain or shine” and he is urging others to do the same.
During a surprise visit to a former blue ribbon stronghold in Sydney, federal Opposition leader Peter Dutton predicted two Liberal candidates and “champions” would beat the “teals”.
A passionate federal Opposition leader has come out swinging against pubs that banned Australia Day celebrations, calling on customers to take their business elsewhere.
Plans are in the works to demolish one of the first houses built on a historic Sydney harbourside residential subdivision, to make way for luxury units.
Bill Yeates was stunned when he learned, at age 59, he had incurable Alzheimer’s disease. But five years later, the retired northern beaches teacher is still helping others with dementia.
The Liberal Party has chosen a “livewire”, who has swum the English Channel, nearly made it to the Olympics and been the face of a betting company, to take on Zali Steggall at next year’s federal election.
A man angry at the handling of his case allegedly pulled his shorts and underwear down after being muted while appearing via audiovisual link in a Sydney courtroom.
Plans for more shooting hours and firing ranges at two northern beaches gun clubs have received massive support, but some locals are worried about increases in annoying noise.
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