Merger purges staff satisfaction
MORALE among Inner West Council staff has slumped since forced council amalgamations, a leaked internal survey has revealed.
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Abandoned wastelands of Sydney
IN A city suffering from a housing crisis, dozens of buildings have fallen into disrepair and the sight is both haunting and intriguing.
The abandoned wastelands of Sydney
FROM Newtown to Homebush, dozens of buildings have fallen into disuse and disrepair — the sight of which can be both haunting and intriguing.
Supermarkets can home delivery
INNER west pensioners have been forced to abandon bags of shopping at Ashfield Mall after shock changes to home delivery services at Woolworths and Coles.
Golf course lease in spotlight after landslide
INNER West Council is investigating claims Marrickville Golf Course is “pumping dry” a heritage-listed waterhole as part of practices that could have led to last week’s landslide.
Wild weather sparks evacuation
EMERGENCY services are at a block of flats in Marrickville they feared was in danger of collapsing into a disused brickpit filled with water.
Bunnings development hits a snag
INNER West Council has rejected early plans for a proposed Bunnings store in Rozelle due to “multiple” flaws in planning documents.
Pharmacist pulled up for dodgy Viagra
SELLING counterfeit Viagra has landed a Glendenning pharmacist in hot water after the dodgy tablets were distributed to the Sydney Children’s Hospital.
Drinkers sent packing from Coogee
HOARDS of beach goers are being sent packing from Coogee Beach as authorities begin enforcing a blanket ban on booze.
Pedestrians killed in Christmas road toll
POLICE are warning motorists it takes one second of inattention, or one bad decision to end in tragedy, following the death of four pedestrians on Sydney roads over Christmas.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/david-barwell/page/179