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Coalition and Labor lose ground as voters look elsewhere

New polling suggests the gap between the Coalition and Labor narrowing in the final days before the election, as support for minor parties and Independents surges.

"Letting go of this space is genuinely difficult”: Green Gourmet to close after 27 years to make way for St Leonards high-rise

The restaurant will be open every day until May 24.

Local News

“It’s inspiring us to be something greater than just consumers”: Inside the Gordon church wrestling with the North Shore's big issues

Karen Mitchell-Lambert, minister at Gordon-Pymble’s Uniting Church, talks about embracing LGBTIQ members, connecting to something greater than ourselves, and the challenges in holding a diverse group of people together.

Ku-ring-gai

The small Taiwanese restaurant that might just be one of Artarmon's best kept secrets

For just over $20, help yourself to some smoked chicken and rice – or try anything from the menu, all reasonably priced.

Food & Drink

Do either of the major parties' housing policies actually make sense?

It's clear the big two don't care if the experts think their policies are dumb.

Bradfield and Berowra among most unaffordable electorates to buy a home in Australia: Here's what your candidates want to do about that.

In the electorates where the inflation of housing prices in Australia is most evident, what have the candidates for this election said they will do about housing affordability?

Election 2025

“Removing this exemption will hurt Australian workers”: Talking to the experts about Dutton’s cuts to EV incentives

Data sourced from the Road and Maritimes Services indicates that Ku-ring-gai, Willoughby, and Lane Cove have some of the highest percentages of electric vehicles.

Environment

“I’ll work with all sides of politics”: Who is Nicolette Boele and what are her “common sense” policies?

The North Shore Lorikeet caught up with the independent candidate for Bradfield.