Bottle shops, supermarkets and clothes shops are among hundreds of businesses that have failed to be granted exemptions to open their doors this Anzac Day after claiming they are “essential services”.
The full cost of conducting a review into claims of a toxic culture, sexism and bullying within the NSW Police workforce has been revealed.
Sydney’s most populated council is planning to sting residents with sharp rate rises every year for the next 20 year to build two new office buildings for its own staff – a move slammed by critics as ‘unpalatable’ and ‘unjustifiable’.
Two Sydney seaside councils are pushing back against a state government plan to allow renters in their areas to have the same free beach parking rights as ratepayers. Take our poll.
The owner of a wildly popular Sydney deli has been left stunned after the City of Sydney council banned her from placing outdoor seating for diners in a stoush over pedestrian safety and ‘public dangers’.
A shopowner revolt has broken out at one of the biggest shopping centres in Sydney’s north over plans by the centre’s operator to slash the amount of time shoppers can park for free.
A Real Housewives of Sydney star’s $24m renovation plan, with ice bathrooms, cinema and wellness retreat, could become one of the largest reno projects ever undertaken in Sydney’s east.
A notorious harbourfront property with links to the Sydney’s Shark Arm Murder mystery is at the centre of a new tussle as a cash-strapped council plans to bulldoze the site to make way for a ‘coffee cart kiosk’.
Empty ‘ghost buses’ are driving around harbourside suburbs of Sydney up to 21 hours per day and keeping residents awake. Here’s the latest as a Sydney bus operator faces calls to overhaul inner city bus routes.
‘Waffling on’, ‘refusing to play ball’ and ‘tedious’ are just some of the choice words used by the chair of a Sydney planning body to sum up a noise row centred on the Coogee Bay Hotel.
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