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Sydney’s rail network has been repeatedly disrupted by industrial action over the last few months.

Sydney rail commuters win relief in union battle

After months of frequent disruption to the rail network due to industrial action, the full bench of the Fair Work Commission has suspended industrial action until July.

  • Matt O'Sullivan and Michael McGowan

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Cairo Takeaway in Enmore Road, Newtown, the scene of the Daily Telegraph’s attempted stunt.

When a sting goes sour: Footage reveals Telegraph reporter was at centre of row

A covert recording has shed more light on how a botched undercover operation at Cairo Takeaway played out.

  • Carrie Fellner
Irvin Mirzaiyan is accused of stickering anti-Israeli messages around Sydney and was allegedly filmed slashing at the face of a person who confronted him with a pair of pliers.

Vaucluse pensioner fronts court over alleged antisemitic stickers, assault

The 62-year-old’s court appearance came as police revealed the likely charges two Sydney nurses will face for allegedly threatened to kill Israeli patients.

  • Perry Duffin, Clare Sibthorpe and Jessica McSweeney
Heckenberg fire

Mother died trying to save her daughter from horror Sydney house fire

Neighbours say a woman managed to escape the fire before going back to save her child, with the pair becoming trapped in the burning house.

  • Kayla Olaya, Jessica McSweeney and Riley Walter
Commuters at Strathfield train station during industrial action.

‘They’re taking the proverbial’: How negotiations with the rail unions unravelled

On Wednesday, the NSW government will again bid to end the rail unions’ industrial action. If that doesn’t work, the premier has not ruled out asking the federal government to invoke its never-before used powers.

  • Michael McGowan
A documentary directed and produced by award-winning local filmmaker Bruce Walters about a campaign to save two trees in Ruskin Rowe, Avalon.

The smashed Mercedes and a community fight over two trees

Residents have put “a stake in the ground” to save two towering 60-year-old gums in a majestic tree-lined street on Sydney’s northern beaches.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
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The 20-metre rooftop pool has a fun Beverly Hills vibe.

Like being in Beverly Hills: The verdict on Sydney’s coolest new hotel

This inner-city oasis offers a fun and fabulous vibe. But the left-field location may not be for everyone.

  • Ute Junker
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Israeli influencer confident police have enough evidence to investigate antisemitic video

Max Veifer, who posted the video of two Sydney nurses threatening to kill and refusing to treat Israeli patients, is working with detectives to finalise his statement.

  • Jessica McSweeney and Riley Walter
One of the biggest developments is proposed for fast-growing Rhodes in Sydney’s inner west.

More than 6000 homes have been fast-tracked in Sydney. Here is where they are

A new housing authority has recommended major housing developments from Parramatta to Miranda are accelerated to bypass local councils.

  • Megan Gorrey
Amber Schultz on Chatruletka

I checked out the website two Sydney nurses used to spray hate. Here’s what I discovered

Instead of antisemitism, I fell into a world of marriage proposals, unsolicited genitalia and interesting conversations on international politics.

  • Amber Schultz

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