The housing crisis is driving a wave of “working homeless” rough sleepers, who have jobs by day but can’t afford or find a place to live. And tents are now popping up at a park near the PM’s inner west house.
A major Sydney hospital’s Intensive Care Unit will come under scrutiny after multiple complaints about ‘bullying’ and ‘unsafe’ rostering from its junior doctors.
Household energy bills are expected to rise significantly in the next 12 months as millions of Aussie families who were excluded from the energy hand-outs are tipped to pay even more.
Australia’s cyber security watchdog has warned an overseas magazine over naming a transwoman player in Sydney. But its editor mocked the edict, saying ‘What are they going to do, throw a boomerang at me? I’m in Canada.’
NSW fire authorities face a backlog of hazard reduction, with just eight per cent of planned works carried out in a year despite massive bush regrowth, as history points to further fire havoc.
The headquarters of a public broadcaster could soon be headed to Sydney’s western suburbs, with the Albanese government kickstarting the process to make it happen.
Overseas drivers licences won’t keep law-breaking international drivers behind the wheel for much longer, with tough new road rules meaning they can’t dodge demerits. And some will have to take NSW drivers’ tests.
It’s been described as the suburb with the worst internet reception in Sydney, with no Netflix, no music, and no downloads bigger than an email – and that’s when it works. Now fed-up residents are facing even more delays.
Finding parking is often sore point among many of Sydney’s inner city residents, but one dedicated volunteer map artist is on a mission to change that.
A controversial book subject to school bans in the USA for a paedophile drawing has been green lighted by Australian censors — but an Australian conservative blogger is calling for the decision to be overturned.
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