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Dec 10, 2024 | 
thepost.sydney | Stephen Holland
Member for Bradfield, Paul Fletcher, has resigned from federal politics. In a statement released on the 10th of December, Fletcher announces that he has no intention of running a campaign in the upcoming 2025 federal election, and will instead be leaving politics to pursue work in the private sector. Fletcher will remain in his seat until the 2025 election, which is still to be announced.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Claudia Butjerevic |Stephen Holland |Tina Brown
At the first meeting of the newly elected council, Ku-ring-gai Councillors have voted in a new Mayor and Deputy Mayor. For the first time in Ku-ring-gai Council history, both positions are being filled by females. During the meeting held on the 8th of October, Councillor Christine Kay was elected to serve a two-year term as Mayor until September of 2026. Mayor Kay has been representing the St Ives Ward since 2018 and was the previous Deputy Mayor prior to her new appointment.
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Oct 10, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Claudia Butjerevic |Stephen Holland |Tina Brown
The highly contested seat for the Mayoral spot at Hornsby Shire Council has a new occupant. Announced by the NSW Electoral Commission, the results of the Mayoral vote from the Local Government Elections show Shire residents voting in Liberal candidate Warren Waddell to serve as their Mayor. This will be Waddell’s first appointment as Mayor, and his third time on Council. Previously, Waddell had served as the Councillor for Ward A and briefly as Deputy Mayor.
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Stephen Holland |Claudia Butjerevic |Tina Brown
Business Council’s Marketing Course Ku-ring-gai Council recently ran a marketing course for anyone who hasn’t yet created a marketing plan. Spread out over three weeks in short daily sessions, the course was easy for business owners to fit into a busy schedule. However, one downside... Stephen Holland 5 hours ago
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
mondaq.com | Aaron Cummings |Stephen Holland
Health care issues remain among American voters' top concerns heading into the 2024 general
election, and former President Trump and Vice President Harris have
starkly different approaches and records on the issue. In this
client alert, part of our Election 2024 series, we analyze the
candidates' priorities in health care, or at least what we know
of them.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Stephen Holland |Claudia Butjerevic
ANOTHER round of grants are up for grabs across the Northern Beaches. For its seventh year, Northern Beaches Council and the grants program will fund projects from environmental groups, sporting clubs, not-for-profits, artists, and local individuals. The program is in place to support vital projects, along with enriching and sustainably maintaining the community.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Tim James |Stephen Holland |Claudia Butjerevic
There’s excitement in the air with the imminent and much-anticipated opening of the extension of the Sydney Metro rail line to the CBD. This city-shaping investment in our public transport system will deliver quick, reliable, world-class, turn-up-and-go services with a train in the peak every 4 minutes. The Northwest Metro has been reliably servicing Chatswood for the past five years and has now been extended into the CBD, onto Sydenham and beyond.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Stephen Holland |Claudia Butjerevic
NEW photo competition celebrating positive mental health is open for young northern Sydney residents. Open until the 11th of August, the Need a Lift! competition is inviting young people aged 12-24 to take images and of people, places, or things that elicit a positive emotional response, submitting them with a description explaining why the image lifts their mood.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Claudia Butjerevic |Stephen Holland
Marian St Action, the community group previously known as Save Marian Street Theatre, are determined to revitalise arts and culture. At the beginning of July, Marian St Action hosted their “Winterval” event at Selkirk Park. The event was a place for art enthusiasts to come together and share food, connect with neighbours, experience a singalong with professional musician Nate Gilkes, and advocate for the restoration of the abandoned Marian Street Theatre.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
hkpost.com.au | Tina Brown |Stephen Holland |Claudia Butjerevic
Welcome to our August edition. August is an exciting month for The Post. We look forward to being a Pitch Partner for the Lindfield and Districts Community Bank’s Community Pitch event being held at Magpies Waitara on the 13th of August. Congratulations to the various community groups who will attend and pitch their project to a room full of local business owners and community members. These Pitch Partners have generously contributed to the funding pool.
