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Mayor reveals preference for alternative cycleway site
A newly elected eastern suburbs mayor has signalled his preference for alternative routes for a cycleway set to link the eastern suburbs to Sydney’s CBD.
Cost of contentious Oxford St cycleway called into question
The cost of contentious plans to deliver a cycleway on Oxford St – one of Sydney’s busiest roads – has been called into question with a federal government’s $3.7m now contribution off the table.
Art installation on Bondi Beach to raise awareness of Jewish hostages
An art installation with a powerful message has emerged on Sydney’s most famous beach, bringing the plight of Jewish hostages held in Gaza to the fore.
Jewish leader makes amends after false online attack on fish shop
A high profile Jewish leader has visited a family-owned eastern suburbs fish shop, after false accusations were levelled online of their support of terrorist organisation Hamas.
‘Grabbing and pushing’: Halloween teens’ bad behaviour slammed
Teens participating in trick-or-treating in neighbourhoods in Sydney’s east have been called out for ‘grabbing” and “pushing” to get Halloween lollies.
Gosford emergency disrupts trains heading north from Sydney
An emergency incident has scuttled commuter travel plans on Tuesday evening, with services cancelled between Sydney, Gosford and Newcastle. See what it means for you.
Why political figure fears height explosion in Double Bay
An eastern suburbs politician has shared concerns that Sydney’s ritzy Double Bay could explode in height as a result of the NSW Government’s plan to provide incentives for affordable housing.
Vision to transform Double Bay into luxury commercial hub
A vision to continue Double Bay’s revitalisation with an expanded commercial footprint is set to take shape, with more than 20 sites currently approved for construction at the centre.
Landmark Paddo chimney runs out of puff as demolition looms
A striking symbol of an inner Sydney suburb’s past may be removed from the skyline, as a result of a proposal to cut down one of the last remaining fixtures of a historic women’s hospital.
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