A Sydney-based developer’s grand plans to transform the historic Berry Hotel with dozens of new suites, a pokie room and rooftop pool have been rejected again just months after council first shot the plans down.
A cosmetic injector who specialises in fixing dodgy Botox jobs has revealed the price that should raise red flags about whether you are getting a safe, legal product injected.
Transport Minister Jo Haylen has emerged from her Marrickville home with a wry smile as the storm continues to grow over her use of government-owned chauffeurs.
No legal advice was sought on how a public road would be affected ahead of the proposed Blayney gold mine being banned, until The Daily Telegraph published an article about it.
A sewage leak at a south coast caravan park is sending untreated effluent into a creek and nearby beach, prompting a clean-up operation at the popular tourist spot.
Premier Chris Minns has condemned embattled minister Jo Haylen’s use of a taxpayer-funded driver for a winery trip, calling it a “big black mark” on his government and adding he would be “extremely concerned” if further incidents came to light.
Sydneysiders are offering cash online to have people reserve public open space for birthdays, weddings and other events, in a lucrative and growing trend that has been slammed as “getting out of hand”.
With the government in crisis over ministers’ perks, fresh details about Transport Minister Jo Haylen’s use of drivers can be revealed … from the weekend sports run, to a private lunch west of the Blue Mountains.