Daley to run for mayor
April 11, 2012
by Charis Chang WELL-known Salvation Army manager Pat Daley is the first to put his hand up to be Warringah Mayor as councils prepare for elections in September.
Sitting on fence
June 15, 2009
b y Rebecca Woolley CALLS to fence off a children’s play area have polarised councillors and the North Balgowlah community, with neither side willing to back down.
Tests rejected
July 26, 2007
THE call by a Manly councillor for all of its members to be tested quarterly for illicit substances was rejected this week, and instead $5000 will be donated to manly Drug Education and Counselling Centre.
Let’s go first: local council urged to lead the drug tests
July 8, 2007
by Daniel Dasey – A MANLY councillor is calling for regular drug testing for all 12 members of the northern beaches council.
Pat wants councillor drug tests
June 7, 2007
by Chelsea White – ALL Manly councillors would be regularly tested for elicit drug use under a motion to be put before the council.
Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal launch
December 8, 2006
ATTORNEY-General Phillip Ruddock was among guests who attended the launch of The Salvation Army’s Christmas Appeal at the Steyne Hotel on Friday.
Alcohol ads hard to bear
August 23, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley ADVERTISEMENTS featuring characters such as the Bundy bear will be banned if Manly Council has its way.
More Spit info please!
August 23, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley MANLY Council will call on the RTA to hold a community information forum regarding the two-lane widening of the Spit Bridge.
Daley in call for security office
August 16, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley Manly needs a “mini-homeland security department” to co-ordinate a response in the event of a terrorist attack, according to Cr Pat Daley.
Needle exchange fight
April 21, 2006
by Rebecca Woolley – A NEEDLE exchange program in central Manly has been described as “hideous” by Cr Pat Daley, who wants it moved to Manly Hospital.
Late closing bid fails
December 30, 2005
by Julian Leembruggen Manly Council’s safety committee failed in an attempt to convince Manly Council to enforce late-night food outlet closing times strictly.
Council talks terror
September 13, 2005
by Julieanne Strachan NEW counter-terrorism powers proposed by Prime Minister John Howard could soon be endorsed by Manly Council, which may seek a more active role in preventing attacks.