Where unspent donations from Folau’s legal fight will go
More than five years after a controversial former Wallaby used crowdfunding to bankroll a legal battle over his sacking, the destination of leftover funds can be revealed.
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Dozens of B-double tanker trucks will be forced onto roads to deliver fuel for aircraft at the city’s new airport, angering western Sydney politicians and business groups.
Sydney tunnel derails council’s car-free future plan
A $9 million council plan to convert one of the busiest roads in North Sydney into a pedestrian-only zone is under threat from construction works on the new Western Harbour Tunnel.
Water leaks found at ‘exclusive’ new Sydney unit complex
A recently completed apartment complex has come under scrutiny after the state’s building watchdog said it uncovered a string of defects including water leaks.
The home care package providers that have failed quality standards
Dozens of home care package providers have failed to meet key quality standards with inadequate care, understaffing, and failures in communicating among top areas of concern during inspections since the start of the year.
‘Hypocritical’: Museum conversion plan scuttled over ‘colonial’ links
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.
First look: Taronga Zoo unveils new ‘sky safari’ cable car plans
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.
Lollipop drop: 225 schools left without crossing supervisors
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.
Every 35 minutes: Sydney’s worst suburbs for car thefts
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.
‘Sydney is dying’: Absurd reason Moore Park plans were slashed
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.
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