Search for homeless man’s family
A SEARCH to find relatives of a homeless Sydney man who died four weeks ago has moved overseas. Frank Lawlor has been remembered by charity workers as “a gentle soul”.
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Council bulks up security at meetings
RATEPAYERS are funding an army of burly security guards to ensure Inner West Council meetings do not get out of control.
Strathfield wins partial merger fight
STRATHFIELD Council has won a temporary battle in its fight against forced amalgamations.
WesConnex buyout could hit $1b
THE State Government has shelled out almost $700 million buying up homes to make way for WestConnex, but the final cost could exceed $900 million.
Old hospital site to undergo rebirth
A NEGLECTED patch of the inner west is set to receive an overhaul with major plans unveiled for the former Marrickville Hospital site.
Sculpture honours Rozelle victims
FAMILIES of those who perished in the Rozelle convenience store fire say a new memorial is not about how their loved ones died, but a celebration of how they lived.
Will commuter hell follow high-rise influx?
OVER 285 new units have been approved between Ashfield and Lewisham, all within 1km from train stations, but peak Western Line services are approaching 200 per cent capacity.
Pregnant pedestrian killed at Homebush
POLICE are appealing to the public for help to identify a pregnant woman who was killed after she was struck by a car at Homebush.
Which red light camera nets $1m?
FIND out where Sydney’s million-dollar red-light camera is catching out thousands of motorists a year.
WestConnex takes its toll on council administrator
INNER West Council administrator Richard Pearson has accused the State Government of failing to address individual concerns over WestConnex.
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