Monthly Archives: November 2025
Join us at our end of year gathering on 5 December
Posted on 20th November 2025Glebe Society members, their family and friends, are invited to St Johns historic local church for an end of year gathering with a difference.
Glebe Society 2025 Christmas Appeal – Addi Road Food Pantry at Camperdown
Posted on 20th November 2025This year, the Society is encouraging its members to support the Addi Road Food Pantry at Camperdown, which helps local families and individuals experiencing hardship.
Million Dollar Disgrace
Posted on 20th November 2025Local Glebe residents and members of the Animal Justice Party protested outside the Wentworth Park greyhound racetrack on the day of the Million Dollar Race, keen to see the whole park returned to the community. The CIty of Sydney has released plans for what the park could look like.
Fish market update
Posted on 20th November 2025The new Sydney Fish Market is scheduled to open on 19 January next year. Local residents are concerned visitors will want to park in nearby streets, where parking spaces are already in high demand.
A very Glebe photo
Posted on 6th November 2025The Glebe Society-sponsored Character of Glebe Prize at this year’s (2025) Glebe Art Show went to Lucinda Loane for her dramatic image of the ‘Tunnel at Glebe’.
This month’s In Focus photo competition: November 2025
Posted on 23rd November 2025‘Spring Sunshine’by Stephen Foster has been chosen as the Photo of the Month, with morning sunlight shining softly through one of our beautiful old fig trees.
An unexpected find
Posted on 23rd November 2025A Glebe Society walk led to an unexpected find of photo of the original gates to Toxteth Park, now the home of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan and St Scholastica’s School.
Management Committee news
Posted on 20th November 2025Duncan Leys has been appointed as Acting President and Tim Hesketh Vice President.
This month’s mystery photo: November 2025
Posted on 23rd November 2025This is 98 Glebe Point Road. What’s its connection with the entertainment industry?
