How Covid led to a spike in badly behaved drinkers
The state’s liquor and gaming boss has asked authorities to ramp up police school visits so young people can learn how to behave in pubs and clubs when they turn 18.
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The suburb that should have never been built
Dubbed the suburb that floods “as soon as someone flushes the toilet”, northwest Sydney residents are begging for help as a string of bureaucratic failures leave them stranded.
Can’t afford to die, but this is no way to live
For people on low incomes, life has become an ongoing struggle to scrape together enough money for everyday essentials like food, healthcare, electricity, petrol and housing.
Why NSW families are skipping meals
Australia’s cost of living crisis has been laid bare, with new research showing that people in low-income households are skipping meals and struggling to keep a roof over their head.
Qantas execs get ‘lotto win’ bonuses
Outraged unions are furious at the scale of the bonuses offered to four senior executives while the company confronts serious issues on the ground, including flight cancellations and baggage losses.
Is this the solution to our homeless crisis?
Sydney needs a homelessness commissioner to help get rough sleepers into a warm bed before the cost of living crisis pushes more people out onto the streets.
Help stop our homes washing away
Wamberal residents are calling for emergency measures to let them install home-saving rock walls after large seas swallowed their backyards. Others are not waiting for permission.
Building ban lifted on property company linked to Barilaro
A property developer formerly employing retired deputy premier John Barilaro was forced to stop work on a $500 million project because of illegal construction work.
Gangsters’ Paradise: Sydney’s turf war from beyond the grave
It’s the cemetery where Sydney’s gangsters are laid to rest and includes lanes of headstones dubbed ‘murder row’. But while the recently departed are resting in peace, tensions are rising above ground.
Jodie declares: I love my Albo deeply
Jodie Haydon has revealed how her first official trip with Anthony Albanese brought them closer together — but jokes our new PM could learn a thing or two from the French President about how to treat a lady.
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