Aboriginal artists have slammed the state government, accusing it of “double standards” after it backed away from plans to transform the Museum of Sydney into a dedicated Aboriginal cultural space.
Visitors to a famous Sydney zoo are set to again get a bird’s eye look at the animals, with the old cable cars to be replaced by a bigger fleet of more spacious gondolas. See the plans.
A big drive is underway to address a shortage of lollipop men and women, with people needed to patrol pedestrian areas outside more than 200 public schools across NSW.
A car is being stolen almost every half hour across NSW, with new crime figures revealing almost 300 were nicked in one postcode in the space of a year. See the list of the worst postcodes.
A proposal to allow a range of new entertainment offerings at Sydney’s Moore Park precinct has been drastically cut back after attracting criticism from ‘Nimby’ residents over potential noise and ‘mental health’ impacts.
Shock figures have laid bare the extent of fraudulent claims made to a Covid-19 era business grant program with police investigating thousands of cases that rorted the system at the expense of NSW taxpayers.
Nearby residents have hit out at a ‘ludicrous’ proposal, under which workers would have to carry materials for a $1.9m mansion to a harbourside site with no direct road access.
A strangely shaped pub could soon be built beside a busy railway station if an ambitious development plan gets the green light. See the pictures.
A Sydney building company has copped a hefty fine after a decision to take a “cheap option” during construction works resulted in the dramatic collapse of an occupied office building.
Fed up with late-night revellers trespassing onto his property and urinating in the dead of night, a Sydney man was forced to become a “justice of the piss”. Watch his unique sprinkler solution.
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