Sydney
Premier hits out at pro-Palestine rally organisers ahead of October 7 ‘vigil’
Chris Minns also hit out at organisers of planned demonstrations on Sunday and Monday, accusing them of not representing the communities on behalf of whom they are protesting.
- by Michael McGowan
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Crime
Two injured in Sydney police shooting after car stolen from MP’s home
One resident heard gunshots followed by “lots of commotion” after the two men allegedly drove at officers. The car was stolen from the home of Penrith MP Karen McKeown.
- by Perry Duffin, Sally Rawsthorne and Riley Walter
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‘Cold-blooded callous attack’: Charges over stabbing murder of Sydney father
Stabbing victim Josese “Joseph” McGoon and his friend were ambushed in broad daylight by three masked men.
- by Frances Howe
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Education
‘It would be crazy’: Parents fight co-ed proposal for Sydney’s top-ranked schools
The state government has floated a proposal to make several public high schools across the northern beaches, Hornsby and Kogarah co-educational.
- by Lucy Carroll
Back on top: Sydney voted world’s best city
The Harbour City has received the highest accolade in Condé Nast Traveller UK’s coveted Readers’ Choice Awards. But our visitor numbers tell a different story.
- by Katherine Scott
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The verdict on TV chef Manu Feildel’s French bistro in a Sydney pub
Feildel insists he isn’t chasing hats, but when main courses hover around $40, a restaurant still has to get the basics right.
- by Callan Boys
Fashion label shirtfronts Melbourne Royal Show over counterfeit clothing
Show organisers have been forced to belatedly order one of its clothing vendors to remove counterfeit clothing from their stall after an Australian fashion brand accused them of ripping off its label.
- by Alex Crowe
Shrinkflation equation needs explanation
Great planning means looking at infrastructure needs well into the future and that’s what the supermarkets are doing by buying up future sites, something governments are not good at doing – future hospitals, schools, and transport corridors left out of the equation.
Warnings over knife-wielding youths at shopping mall after metro extension
Police and locals have expressed concern over groups of aggressive teenagers gathering near the metro station since the line’s extension in August.
- by Clare Sibthorpe
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Crime
The Sydney man who has survived seven gunshot wounds in three separate attacks
A man injured in two targeted attacks in the past four years has again lived to tell the tale after being shot at Winston Hills on Wednesday night.
- by Sally Rawsthorne
Madhuri chose her land, paid a deposit and planned her dream home. Now her block is being sold again
More than 150 families bought into a north-western Sydney estate. Now they are heartbroken after a court ruled the land could be put back on the market.
- by Neil Breen
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