Did you know the Port Jackson Shark is an egg laying shark?This iconic species is drawn to shallow coastal areas like Cabbage Tree Bay that provides a sheltered habitat for them between June and November.They migrate from their feeding grounds in the Bass Strait to mate and deposit their eggs.Marine ecologist Sian Liddy says that this placid shark lays a spiral-shaped egg that takes 9 – 12 months to develop.Ms Liddy says that Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve is an essential sheltered habitat for this shark along with the rest of this precious reserve’s marine biodiversity.Watch this video to find out more about these amazing creatures.

While we have all been affected by COVID-19 in some way, the impact on our elderly has been particularly tough, with limited visits from family and friends.Knowing that feeling connected with others i…

Earlier this month, Council granted a total of $95,150 to 26 local artists and creative organisations via its new Arts and Creativity Grants program...

Move over Copenhagen, Amsterdam and Montreal… Manly is about to get more pedestrian and cyclist-friendly with a 12-month shared space trial. There is no doubt Manly is one of our busiest town centres …

For many residents in Pittwater, boating is an essential part of life.

Northern Beaches residents are an active bunch who embrace sport, recreation, and the outdoor lifestyle so it’s no surprise that 83% of residents cycle for recreation and 26% as a means of transport.C…

October is Mental Health Month and this year’s theme is tune in.It’s a time to raise awareness, decrease stigma, and empower people to seek help.

As we get closer to summer, you may notice on occasions an increase in smoke haze across our region.The NSW Rural Fire Service and Fire and Rescue NSW have a number of hazard reduction burns planned o…

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