top of page

EXCLUSIVE: Trevor the Dachshund Retreats to Far Kurnell for ‘Reputation Reset’ — Promises He’s “Reflecting, Rebranding, and Resting My Public Image”.

  • Sandy Shores
  • Nov 25
  • 2 min read

Sandy Shores | Editor-in-Chief | Sutherland Shire Gazette

25 November 2025


Dachshund on a beach at sunset with industrial skyline. Headlines discuss Trevor's "Reputation Reset." Mood: reflective. Headline text: EXCLUSIVE: Trevor Retreats to Far Kurnell for ‘Reputation Reset’ — Promises He’s “Reflecting, Rebranding, and Resting My Public Image”. Sutherland Shire Gazette logo.

KURNELL - In the wake of his Skeeta’s meltdown, failed open-mic debut, and the now-infamous “e-bike ankle-nipping incident,” Trevor the Dachshund has announced he is taking a temporary leave of absence from Rostrevor Street to “focus on healing and strategic reinvention.”


Sources close to the situation (Jess) confirmed that an intervention was held on Sunday morning after Trevor returned home covered in BBQ Shapes crumbs, smelling faintly of Jannali nightlife and disappointment.


“He needs time and space,” Jess said gently, while buckling him into the back seat for his getaway. “And somewhere far enough away that he can’t nip any more cyclists.”


Trevor has since been relocated to a quiet, picturesque residence in Far Kurnell - a beautiful remote sanctuary traditionally used by Shire residents undergoing either spiritual realignment or hangovers so large they require horizon views.


Locals report sightings of Trevor pacing the dunes of Silver Beach Dog Beach, staring pensively into Botany Bay like a small, disgraced politician considering a comeback. Witnesses say he has already barked at two pelicans and attempted to “introduce himself” to a stingray.


In a written statement pinned dramatically to a driftwood log, Trevor assured fans he is “safe, reflective, and absolutely still in the running for Local Citizen of the Year.”


“I’m focusing on self-growth,” he wrote. “Kurnell is giving me clarity. And perspective. And time to craft my next move. Great leaders rise, fall, then rebrand.”


He has reportedly begun sketching out “Phase Two of the Trevor Renaissance,” which insiders say may include a documentary, a redemption ballad, or a collaboration with a local dolphin (still unconfirmed).


Trevor ended his statement with a note to supporters:

“Thank you to the public for your concern, your thoughts, and your unwavering belief in my potential.


I’ll be back soon. Stronger. Softer. Slightly less lawsuit-prone.”


Residents are asked not to disturb him unless they are carrying snacks or career opportunities.


Comments


Local News

Top Stories

© The Sutherland Shire Gazette 2025. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy | Copyright Terms of UseDisclaimer

All content, including text and images, is original or used under fair use for satire and parody purposes. Unauthorised reproduction is prohibited. Reference to any individuals, brands, companies, or organisations is purely fictional and should not be construed as an endorsement or factual commentary.

bottom of page