Two teenagers were taken to hospital after an unauthorised party was staged at a beach on Sydney’s north shore – sparking calls among residents for a night curfew to deter public gatherings.
Contentious plans to build more than 150 high-rise apartments in Lindfield have taken a new turn, as two companies including Woolworths launch negotiations to build the multimillion-dollar development. SEE THE PLANS.
Backlash is growing over plans for more than 6000 units in two north shore suburbs amid concerns a “fast-tracked” approval process will result in a glut of apartments and leave local schools stretched to the limit. SEE THE PLANS.
A teenager has been arrested after the Captain Cook statue in Sydney’s Hyde Park was allegedly defaced with spray paint. It comes after a string of similar incidents across Australia as debate over historical monuments continues to wage.
It may have easily found its way into a popular Sydney ocean pool during this week’s wild weather, but removing a massive 18-tonne rock proved a challenging task for more than dozen salvage workers on Saturday.
A heritage debate is waging over whether one of the most prominent buildings on Sydney’s north shore should be saved from demolition as a petition in favour of retaining the tower reaches 800 signatures.
An ambitious plan to transform five town centres across Sydney’s north shore has been revealed. The proposal includes the pedestrianisation of large sections of Kirribilli, McMahons Point, Crows Nest, Neutral Bay and Cremorne as well as the creation of parks, plazas and dining areas. SEE THE PLANS
A man has died while trimming a tree in a St Ives front yard. Emergency services pronounced the man dead at the scene with the ladder and his tree trimmers still in place when they arrived.
Rangers are stepping up patrols to target illegal waste dumping across Sydney’s north shore after a surge in reported incidents was recorded in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Major construction activity for the Sydney Metro is set to be extended by up to 12 months on the city’s north shore after the discovery of a 180-year-old boat forced workers to down tools in the CBD.
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