I joined members of our community at the 2021 Special Olympics Ku-ring-gai Chase Fun Run and Barry Easy Walk.

Six exceptional women with connections to Ku-ring-gai have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympic Games. 

A team of 43 experienced tutors are assisting Ku-ring-gai school students catch-up on their COVID disrupted education. 

Ku-ring-gai Creative Arts High School and two other innovative Binishells, will be listed on the NSW Government’s State Heritage Register.

Killara Public School have received a $12,500 grant in the second round of the program.

This is fantastic news for our grassroots sports clubs and could not come at a better time.

Ku-ring-gai residents can now take advantage of the much anticipated Dine & Discover NSW program.

For the past 11 years, Margaret Foott has been dedicated to the best interests of Turramurra Public School.

The ox symbolises resilience, steadiness and hard work—qualities we have all had to draw on in managing the global pandemic.

The NSW Government has provided Ku-ring-gai Council with over $340,000 towards new and upgraded play spaces in our local parks.

The data on dementia is astounding, it is the greatest cause of disability for people over 65. There is no cure and it does not discriminate.

Plans for the Pymble Station Accessibility Upgrade which includes three station lifts have now been approved.