‘Filth’: Woman’s warning over alleged Bondi pest
A group of women have come forward online to share concerns about a man allegedly pestering them in Sydney’s eastern suburbs with one declaring they’re poised to make a police report.
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Sydney man charged after 500,000 child abuse files allegedly found
A man charged with sexually assaulting a child, following the earlier alleged discovery of more than half a million files of child abuse material, will remain behind bars on remand.
Beloved Bondi bar pleads with council to cut red tape
Hot on the heels of Bondi residents pleading with the local council to revitalise the area’s nightlife, a beloved bar has asked it to remove a “lockout” condition and cut red tape around live entertainment.
Councils urged to adopt extreme weather plan for rough sleepers
An eastern suburbs rabbi is leading the charge for local councils to adopt a strategic plan for rough sleepers during extreme weather events. Read about his plan here.
‘Knife edge’: Desperate calls to Clover from city’s hospitality scene
Flatlining hospitality business have made desperate calls to newly re-elected City of Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore to dramatically overhaul plans to revive Sydney’s night-life.
‘Black hole’: Notorious bridge walk in spotlight
Residents have complained an inner western Sydney rail bridge is dark, “dangerous” and a “black hole” which has left commuters fearful to walk across it for years. Here’s the latest.
Unlucky locals caught up in luxury car race crash in Bondi
A luxury car race through the streets of Bondi sent a local’s car – reversing out of its driveway – into an out-of-control spin before it hit and injured a motorcyclist. Find out what unfolded in court.
Celebrity gossip host admits to breaching AVO
Celebrity gossip podcaster Megan Pustetto has pleaded guilty to breaching an apprehended violence order put in place to protect a former reality TV personality.
Disgraced former real estate agent’s ‘come to Jesus moment’
A fallen former eastern suburbs real estate agent, who was serving home detention for a violent assault, has had a “come to Jesus moment” after being caught driving while suspended. Here’s what unfolded in court.
‘Back on its feet’: How a proud club saved itself from oblivion
With a “dwindling membership base” and years of financial stress, an eastern suburbs club has been totally revamped. Here’s what happened.
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