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Galston Community· This weekCouncil

Hornsby Shire Prepares for Bushfires and Sustainability

Hornsby Shire councillor Jane Seaglove urges residents to prepare properties for bushfire season by clearing gutters, managing vegetation and planning survival steps. She also promotes energy-saving home changes through a Council video series. Planning for the Glenorie village is progressing, and the Glenorie Village Investigation report considers housing, services and connections. Seaglove is also seeking community views on a possible shared footpath along Galston Road in Dural.

Hornsby Shire Prepares for Bushfires and Sustainability
Northside Living News· This weekPolitics

Scenic path connects Newport and Bilgola

A new shared path now connects Newport Beach and Bilgola Beach, giving walkers and cyclists a route away from Barrenjoey Road. The path also forms part of the Northern Beaches Coastal Walk and includes lookout points and native landscaping. Mayor Sue Heins said the route is safer and more accessible for walkers, cyclists and people with mobility limitations. The path is built from low-maintenance, corrosion-resistant materials, including stainless-steel handrails with timber accents. It extends the completed Coast Walk and bicycle network between Manly and Newport.

Scenic path connects Newport and Bilgola
Monash City Council· A while agoCouncil

Need a pit stop this Biketober?

Monash cyclists can use free public bike repair stations provided by Monash Council during Biketober. The self-service stations sit at popular cycling destinations and include a bike pump and basic repair tools. Riders can use them to make quick fixes and get back on the path. The council says the stations support active and sustainable transport and make cycling more practical and accessible for people of all ages and abilities.

Need a pit stop this Biketober?

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