AFP Releases Images in Operation Moonbi Appeal
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has released three images as part of the ongoing Operation Moonbi investigation, appealing to the public for information that could assist with victim identification. Police said the images were allegedly located on electronic devices seized during the investigation and are believed to have been taken at childcare centres in Sydney. […]
Castle Hill Players Presents: A Shot in the Dark
The Pavilion Theatre from 24 July – 15 August Mystery, Comedy and Unexpected Twists!Adapted by Harry Kurnitz from the play “L’Idiote” by Marcel Achard. Directed by Jason Spindlow One body, one bullet, and a dozen scandalous secrets. When a crime of passion is committed in a respectable Parisian household, newly appointed Chief Magistrate Paul Sevigne […]
Join Hawkesbury City Council’s New Access Committee
For a lot of people in the Hawkesbury, getting around, getting served, or simply feeling welcome in their own community isn’t something they have to think about. For others, it’s a daily calculation. Hawkesbury City Council is hoping to close that gap, and it’s starting by asking the people who live it to help design […]
Nearly 60 Childcare Facilities Linked to Charged Sydney Childcare Worker
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has released the employment history of a Sydney childcare worker charged with hundreds of alleged child abuse offences after a court lifted a non-publication order on Monday, 13 July. A multi-agency Local Contact Point has also been established to provide parents and carers with information about the investigation, including the man’s employment history and […]
Community Leaders Come Together for New Line Road Upgrade
I recently brought together community leaders and representatives from local schools, sporting clubs, cultural organisations, churches, and community associations to discuss the long-awaited widening of New Line Road. While the organisations represented different parts of our community, the message was remarkably consistent: congestion on New Line Road is worsening and the impacts are being felt by […]
Mary Poppins Musical by Galston High Students
Galston High School is preparing to throw open its doors to a very different kind of audience this month, with students staging Mary Poppins across three performances from Thursday 23rd July to Saturday 25th July 2026. For a school community used to seeing its students in classrooms and on sporting fields, the musical offers something […]
The Story of the Hawkesbury River Bridge Construction
Twelve years before Australia became a federated nation, a bridge went up over the Hawkesbury River that quietly made the whole thing possible. That was the argument historian Bill Phippen put to Kenthurst Probus Club members and guests at their Monday 15th June meeting — and the case he built was hard to argue with. […]
Galston Community Bank Celebrates $4M Milestone
Four million dollars is a big number for a small branch. But at Galston Community Bank’s celebration on Friday 12th June, the bigger story wasn’t the total. It was what happens next. The branch, the first Community Bank to open in Sydney, marked the milestone with a modest gathering rather than a grand event: tea, […]
Cheapest Fuel Prices For Week Ending 10 July 2026
Where to Buy the Cheapest Fuel Prices Week Ending 10 July 2026 Fuel Type: Unleaded 91 Petrol Station Name Address Fuel Price Shell Kenthurst 86 Kenthurst Rd, Kenthurst NSW 2156 165.90 OTR Rouse Hill 43 Panmure St, Rouse Hill NSW 2155 159.90 Shell Reddy Express Dural 592-596 Old Northern Rd, Dural NSW 2158 165.90 BP Thornleigh Pennant […]
Dural Bowling Club
The winter months welcome a busy playing calendar for the Dural Bowlers. Consistency FinalReg Munusamy defeated Kate Liu in the Consistency Final on the first Tuesday of June to become the 2026 champion. Our congratulations to Reg and commiserations to Kate. Living Choice Carnival: The yearly carnival took place on June 15, with 30 teams from neighbouring areas […]