‘Least we can do’: 500 inner city homes for frontline workers
The state government’s first build-to-rent development that gives essential workers subsidised rental homes has been revealed for inner Sydney. See the details here.
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‘My way’: Italians make neighbourhood restaurant real deal
Italy’s loss is The Hills’ gain thanks to a chef with Michelin-level training serving authentic cuisine to Sydneysiders.
‘Ranger rip off’: Market stallholders plea for parking fine reprieve
A Sydney council is facing calls to offer a parking fine reprieve amid claims rangers are targeting the event as a way of making quick and easy revenue.
Sydney golf course carve up would ‘risk millions’
Popular with interstate and international visitors, Moore Park golf course provides millions of dollars in tourism benefits that will be at risk if the government closes down half the 18-hole layout.
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Baby foetus found in freezer of inner-west home
A recorded prison phone call was the catalyst for police discovering a baby foetus in a bag in the freezer of a Marrickville home last week.
‘Prolonged and repeated’: Mother’s $4k social media scam
A woman who was caught red-handed swindling 10 people on Facebook Marketplace in dodgy phone deals has been told her methods were ‘calculated’ and ‘repeated’.
Bail farce: A-G refuses to ban private ankle bracelet providers
The NSW bail system is in the grips of a farcical scandal, with the state government refusing to ban private ankle bracelet providers as police desperately try to account for more than 20 accused criminals who have potentially been roaming unchecked.
‘Pinnacle event’: Why Super Bowl is a must-watch for Aussies
The Super Bowl is back and Australians are partying harder than ever before, with thousands of fans packing into bars and clubs while others tune in from home on Monday to watch the game of games.
‘Taken way too soon’: Tributes for woman killed by lightning strike
A southwest Sydney cat grooming business owner, who died when a “freak bolt” of lightning shattered a tree on her property, has been remembered as a “beautiful mother” and a “fabulous person taken way too soon”.
A hero’s mission to save children trapped in their own bodies
Professor Matt Dun lost his daughter to deadly DIPG. With the help of another brave little girl, he has received critical funds for his research into better treatments — and maybe, one day, a cure.
Labor woos women with millions for menopause, pills and IUDs
Labor has promised women will pay less for healthcare from their very first period to menopause under a whopping $500m announcement ahead of the election.
Ray quickly and quietly downsizes
Award-winning media veteran Ray Martin, who has quietly sold his Waverton home of 35 years, has bought in nearby Cammeray.
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