Weekly Wrap: Hello from a beach in Northern NSW

As I write this week's weekly wrap, I am sitting on a secluded beach in Northern New South Wales on a stop on my way to Queensland.

I am taking a short break and I'll be back next week.

The internet connection here is a bit dodgy, so I'll make this week's wrap pretty short.

Kayla Osborne tells us there will be further upgrades to King Georges Road, which are expected to start later this year.

Kayla also reports Kogarah MP Chris Minns has demanded a new school be built in Kogarah to alleviate the chronic overcrowding in local classrooms.

Merryn Porter brings us the lovely story of brothers Noah and Nathanael Gergis of Kogarah and how they will honour the memory of their great-great-grandfather this Anzac Day.

Murray Trembath reports the price expectation was spot on when a commercial property housing the well-known restaurant The Nuns' Pool went to auction.

Murray also tells us the fascinating story of Edna Penfield, 96, who was a member of a special group during WWll.

I'll be back on board next week; until then, enjoy your Sunday read.