Ever experienced meeting a young person with an old soul and been struck by their wisdom and compassion? That’s how I felt when I met Thomas James Parrish.
The French bilingual program at Killarney Heights Public School was born in 1999, allowing 27 kids to benefit from bilingual education, growing to 600 kids today
“It’s one thing in politics to say the right things, but it’s another to do them,” writes James Griffin MP. “I’m part of a team that has delivered real, positive change for our community.”
What if we told you the future of fire and emergency management in Australia could be in the hands of Northern Beaches’ young people?
The talented kids at The Forest High School release the first issue of The Forest Scrub Turkey, Northern Beaches’ first ever teen mag!
The future of Brookvale sees a vibrant precinct supporting jobs growth, more diverse housing options, an improved Pittwater Rd strip, and increased green space.
To kickstart 2023, Venezuelan /Australian artist Miguel Gonzalez lights up the cover. He’s a B.A.D. boy through and through, La Crème Creative of the crop.
“We were somewhere around Newcastle on the edge of the Pacific when range anxiety took hold…” Campbell McConachie’s debut True Blue Tawny Yarn is a ripper.
“Desmond John Hasler; a one-off, a singular cat, a weirdo in a good way. Private and a showman. Spiderman in Manly kit,” writes Beaches Champion Matt Cleary.
“You may have heard Council has slashed electricity costs and carbon emissions by going renewable. And yeah, we are quite proud of it”, writes Mayor Mike Regan