‘Potential harm to humans’: Sewage leak at popular tourist park
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.
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.
Jo Haylen vowed to build more buses for NSW, but by importing “Ikea-style” flatpack vehicles, much of the manufacturing will be done overseas, costing Australian jobs.
A business owner who found the suspected “terror caravan” says he is “no hero” for calling in police, while unearthed social media posts show the caravan owner boasting with wads of cash ahead of the vehicle’s haunting discovery.
Three young men are on the run after egging five women at Bondi Beach in a targeted anti-Semitic attack, as more hateful graffiti was found plastered across homes and cars in two of Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Get the latest.
Transport Minister Jo Haylen was slammed by Premier Chris Minns, after it was revealed she had booked a driver to travel from Sydney to take her and some friends to a Hunter Valley winery.
A man has dragged two people from a burning car after it smashed into a tree in the state’s central west, sparking a scrub fire in surrounding bushland.
The front of a two-storey house has collapsed as firefighters battle to put out a massive blaze in Sydney’s south.
The Albanese government has come under fire for using images of freestanding homes to promote its new Help to Buy housing assistance scheme when new figures show most will be too expensive to meet the criteria.
Five years since their family was irreparably broken, Danny and Leila Abdallah continued to advocate for the power of forgiveness. See the pictures.
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