Anything but smooth sailing for Americans ahead of SailGP
The world’s most technologically advanced sailing boats lit up Sydney Harbour ahead of this weekend’s SailGP, although the Americans ran into a spot of bother.
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Unbowed, unbroken: Mick Fanning and his mum focus on ecstasy, not agony
The Fanning surfing family has had more than its share of tragedy and loss. They refuse to drown in heartbreak. They don’t focus on the darkness. They focus on love.
Government committed to reviving ‘crappiest’ corridor
The NSW Government will consider creating a think tank that includes local councils to bring Parramatta Road back from the dead and help resolve Sydney’s housing crisis.
Labor’s $2m pledge to protect women from violent partners
Labor has pledged $2m to protect women and children from violent men. Here’s how the funding will help.
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Mates on ‘periphery’ of caravan terror plot met in jail
Two of the three people arrested on the “periphery” of the Dural caravan terror plot met while serving time in a Sydney jail, The Daily Telegraph can reveal.
‘Epic failure’: Sydney kicked into touch by the Vics again
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New buyer of Nassif’s Toplace site revealed
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Sydney golf course carve up to spark property crash
Slashing Moore Park Golf Course in half will cost the cash-strapped state government $200m, with a top real estate agent predicting the move will see property values crash by 20 per cent.
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