The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west. It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turned 100 years old on September 1, 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media. The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 21st December 2022 edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-21st-December-2022/ And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT

The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west. It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turned 100 years old on September 1, 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media. The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 21st December 2022 edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-21st-December-2022/ And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT

Council rates in the City of Ryde will continue to be the lowest in northern Sydney, new Mayor Sarkis Yedelian OAM (Lib) has told The Weekly Times. Mayor Yedelian OAM was elected at Tuesday (December 13) night’s Extraordinary Meeting of Council, defeating Labor candidate Penny Pedersen eight votes to three. He replaces former Mayor Jordan Lane who stood down as mayor to stand as the Liberal candidate for Ryde in the upcoming March election.

The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west. It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turned 100 years old on September 1, 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media. The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 21st December 2022 edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-21st-December-2022/ And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT