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For all residents in the Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby areas. Interesting articles, with a special emphasis on crime prevention & safety.

Sharing interesting articles, with a special emphasis on crime prevention and safety. We believe that all residents are involved in Neighbourhood Watch and our job is to keep you up-to-date about crime in the area and share crime prevention advice. Neighbourhood Watch Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby act as a contact point for the residents covered by the local NSW Police - Ku-ring-gai Police Area Command (PAC) based at Hornsby & Gordon Police stations. We have an online presence as follows:

Website au-NHWKuringgaiHornsby.org
WatchOut.org.au - our one-stop-shop for crime prevention
Facebook
Twitter
Email [email protected]

Neighbourhood Watch Ku-ring-gai and Hornsby is the over-arching group for all the NHW areas as follows:

Local pages:
the Crime Prevention WatchOut! page
Neighbourhood Watch - Berowra
Neighbourhood Watch - Brooklyn
Neighbourhood Watch - East Killara
Neighbourhood Watch - Gordon
Neighbourhood Watch - Hornsby
Neighbourhood Watch - Killara
Neighbourhood Watch - Mt Colah
Neighbourhood Watch - Mt Kuring-gai
Neighbourhood Watch - Normanhurst
Neighbourhood Watch - Pennant Hills
Neighbourhood Watch - Pymble & West Pymble
Neighbourhood Watch - St Ives
Neighbourhood Watch - Thornleigh
Neighbourhood Watch - Turramurra
Neighbourhood Watch - Wahroonga
Neighbourhood Watch - Warrawee

We also have other groups on the ground as follows:
Neighbourhood Watch - Gordon (part Gordon, Killara & Pymble)
Neighbourhood Watch - East Killara
Neighbourhood Watch Area 3/4 - The Chase, Turramurra
Neighbourhood Watch - Mt Colah
Neighbourhood Watch - Jubilee St, Wahroonga
Neighbourhood Watch - Lynbara Ave, St Ives

We include 'eWatch' NHW groups, joined by email:
Neighbourhood Watch - Berowra, Cowan, Berowra Heights

05/11/2026

And from the comments:

So many questions! His top 5 recipes for weekly meal prepping. How he fits a good skin care regime into his schedule. How he accessorises his uniform to hide his problematic body areas.

Does his wife ever ask him to use his handcuffs in the bedroom?

How does he keep his emotions from impacting his decisions?

How does it feel knowing his stab vest was designed around the standard (female) body, leaving him at higher risk of injury?

Why he leaves his children to be raised by someone else. Whether his wife minds him being a policewoman. What he likes about his male policewoman uniform and whether it makes him feel cute.

Respectful questions only please.

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🚨 Concerned about a child’s safety online?

Whether it's grooming behaviour, requests for child sexual exploitation material or other concerning online interactions related to online child sexual exploitation, reporting concerns can help protect children, connect them with support services, and provide law enforcement with valuable information.

Parents and carers can make a report on behalf of a child, and young people under 18 can also report concerns themselves.

If you know of, or suspect online child sexual exploitation, report it at www.accce.gov.au/report

04/11/2026

5 November 2026 to add a different date marking for the flavoured water products listed and remove Aldi as a place of sale.

: The following products are being recalled due to a packaging fault resulting in a potential choking hazard:

• Super Pump Spring Water 1.25L
• Pump Spring Water 750mL
• Pump Berry Storm 750mL
• Pump Lime Rush 750mL
• Pump Watermelon Hit 750mL

Sold in: Woolworths, Coles and independent food retailers including IGA, petrol stations, convenience stores, newsagents, vending machines and retail outlets nationally and online.

Date markings:
• Super Pump Spring Water - 1.25L: All best before markings up to and including BB 22 Jan 2028
• Pump Spring Water - 750mL: All best before markings up to and including BB 22 Jan 2028
• Pump Berry Storm - 750mL: All best before markings up to and including BB 23 Apr 2027
• Pump Lime Rush - 750mL: All best before markings up to and including BB 23 Apr 2027
• Pump Watermelon Hit - 750mL: All best before markings up to and including BB 23 Apr 2027

For full details: www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au/news/recalls/coca-cola-europacific-partners-pump-spring-water-all-products

04/11/2026

Seniors Rights Service provides free legal advice on most issues affecting older people in NSW.

"If you are an older person and would like FREE legal advice, please call our friendly team on 1800 424 079."

04/11/2026

Have you ever wondered what a refuge island actually is?
What are the rules when you encounter one on Australian roads?

A refuge island is a raised or marked section of road, usually in the middle of the road or at a pedestrian crossing, designed to provide a safe place for pedestrians to stop while crossing in stages.

You’ll often see them on busy roads where crossing in one go may be difficult.
Pedestrians should stop on the island, check traffic in both directions and only continue when it is safe. Never assume approaching drivers have seen you or will stop.

Drivers, remember that a refuge island is not an invitation to speed past pedestrians.
Slow down, stay alert and give people crossing the road the time and space they need.
Be particularly careful around children, older people and anyone with mobility difficulties.
The exact road rules can vary between Australian states and territories.

In general, drivers must obey traffic signals and give way as required by the applicable pedestrian-crossing rules.
A refuge island itself does not automatically give pedestrians the right of way.

Road safety is about understanding the rules, anticipating danger and respecting everyone who shares our roads.

Have you ever been unsure about who has right of way at a refuge island?
Share your thoughts or experiences in the comments below.👇

Please share this post to help others understand how to use our roads safely.

Hannah’s Blue Butterflies Road Safety Awareness Inc.

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Hornsby, NSW
2077

Website

http://au-nhwkuringgaihornsby.org/

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