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Huw Bradshaw
Huw Bradshaw

Huw Bradshaw is a writer and journalist based in St Leonards, Sydney. He is interested in Sidney Nolan, short soup, Coopers Green, Argentinian movies and Argentinian books.


HMAS Penguin to remain in public hands after government backs down on sale

HMAS Penguin to remain in public hands after government backs down on sale

The new owners manage former military bases across Sydney Harbour as publicly accessible heritage sites.

Environment

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North Shore teacher charged with allegedly producing child abuse material

North Shore teacher charged with allegedly producing child abuse material

The man was refused bail on Thursday.

Local News

Newsletter: Sweaty white collars

Newsletter: Sweaty white collars

Plus: Rising insurance premiums, buses and tunnels

“It’s getting harder to pay”: Home insurance up 38% for Lindfield bushland property

“It’s getting harder to pay”: Home insurance up 38% for Lindfield bushland property

Extreme weather events and another post-Covid spike in building costs are driving prices north.

Environment

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North Shore man charged with “recklessly beating” bush turkeys

North Shore man charged with “recklessly beating” bush turkeys

During a search, police allegedly found slingshots and ball bearings.

Environment

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AI revolution will hit the North Shore harder than anywhere in Australia, report claims

AI revolution will hit the North Shore harder than anywhere in Australia, report claims

Workers shielded from cataclysmic change in the past are now vulnerable.

Local News

The one question Roads Minister won’t answer about the Cammeray-Rozelle tunnel

The one question Roads Minister won’t answer about the Cammeray-Rozelle tunnel

When the 4,000-tonne boring machine breaks through, parts of it will remain buried deep under the North Shore.

Transport

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The best places to visit along the new Metro line

The best places to visit along the new Metro line

A guide to exploring South Western Sydney for denizens of the North Shore.

Food & Drink

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Jacaranda fever closes lilac-painted North Sydney streets

Jacaranda fever closes lilac-painted North Sydney streets

The closures will be in place for a maximum of six weeks.

Environment

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New rules would pull the plug on data centres that use too much power

New rules would pull the plug on data centres that use too much power

Those living near proposed data centres said announcements of regulations mean little when projects are still being approved.

Energy

Newsletter: hooning on Blues Point Road

Newsletter: hooning on Blues Point Road

Plus: Another day for Roseville Cinemas, Hunters Hill by-election and the history of Tulkiyan house

Following resignation of independent councillor, Hunter’s Hill Council heads to by-election

Following resignation of independent councillor, Hunter’s Hill Council heads to by-election

The resigning councillor claimed he was driven out by the “toxicity of the chamber”.

Hunters Hill

SOLD: Roseville Cinemas to continue running after new operator lays down $8 million

SOLD: Roseville Cinemas to continue running after new operator lays down $8 million

The new owner is said to have “strong ties to the cinema community”.

Ku-ring-gai

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The history of Gordon's "Tulkiyan" house

The history of Gordon's "Tulkiyan" house

Sitting along the Pacific Highway, the Arts and Crafts manor is a piece of Australian architectural history you could easily drive past every day.

Ku-ring-gai

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The hoons of Blues Point Road vs North Sydney Council

The hoons of Blues Point Road vs North Sydney Council

Council will narrow the road and install speed humps to deter the roaring engines.

North Sydney

Newsletter: Why North Shore councils are banning Meta glasses

Newsletter: Why North Shore councils are banning Meta glasses

Plus: Human composting legalised and six hectares of West Lindfield bushland

Six hectares of West Lindfield are up for sale. Bushcarers want it to become protected parkland

Six hectares of West Lindfield are up for sale. Bushcarers want it to become protected parkland

National Parks claims it receives more offers to buy land each year than the service has money for.

Ku-ring-gai

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“Pervert glasses”: North Shore councils move to ban eyewear recording devices

“Pervert glasses”: North Shore councils move to ban eyewear recording devices

Mosman will investigate how use of the technology could be restricted at parks and Balmoral Beach.

North Sydney

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WATCH: New South Wales legalises human composting

WATCH: New South Wales legalises human composting

The bill passed through the NSW upper house on Wednesday.

Environment

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Newsletter: Where does "Hornsby" come from?

Newsletter: Where does "Hornsby" come from?

Plus: Waverton boat to go, Berowra postal worker arrested and the Marian Street Theatre saga continues...

Family-friendly events on the North Shore this November

Family-friendly events on the North Shore this November

Gumnut fair, Spring festivals and Art in the north-west.

Guides

November gig guide: the best live music events on the North Shore

November gig guide: the best live music events on the North Shore

Line dancing, classical acts and jazz at the Orpheum.

Guides

Waverton’s “deteriorating” 76-metre Cape Don vessel seized by NSW Government

Waverton’s “deteriorating” 76-metre Cape Don vessel seized by NSW Government

The Maritime service claimed the boat “poses an unacceptable risk”.

Environment

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What’s happening on the North Shore this November?

What’s happening on the North Shore this November?

Film festivals, architecture, women’s cricket and a garden competition.

Guides

“Trusted insider”: Berowra postal worker arrested for allegedly importing illicit tobacco and vapes

“Trusted insider”: Berowra postal worker arrested for allegedly importing illicit tobacco and vapes

The office is now closed “due to unforeseen circumstances”.

Hornsby

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