‘Children are afraid’: Claims of racism, anti-Semitism at school
Reports of racism, misogynistic behaviour, anti-Semitism and vandalism have prompted a Sydney high school to launch “positive behaviour” programs, as religious leaders express concern.
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‘Ghastly’: Bondi residents fume over ‘ugly’ anti-terror blocks
Bondi residents have blasted the erection of “brutalist” bollards, calling for the structures to be “beautified” before they drive tourists away from the area’s world-famous beach.
‘Hate speech spreading’: Pro-Hamas graffiti spikes in eastern suburbs
Locals have lamented the spread of “division” as authorities scramble to respond to a fresh wave of pro-Hamas graffiti, with 11 more incidents reported overnight.
‘Unexpected’ heritage find uproots stadium carpark plan
Allianz Stadium could lose hundreds of underground parking spaces after the state’s heritage watchdog expressed concerns about the potential impact of construction on a historic water tunnel.
$41m hotel for historic Surry Hills site destroyed by huge blaze
Just over a year after it was destroyed in one of the largest Sydney building fires in recent years, the historic hat factory in Surry Hills is set to be transformed, thanks to the approval of a multimillion-dollar development plan.
Rising costs, park hire fees imperil long-running rugby club
A north shore seniors rugby club is facing closure, with officials citing rising costs and ground hire fees as major threats to its long-term viability.
Waterfront restaurant shuts doors amid grim hospitality warning
A popular Port Macquarie waterfront restaurant and bar has announced its closure, as liquidators warn of the grim challenges facing the hospitality sector.
‘Taking people’s lives away’: Elderly ‘trapped’ as bus route scrapped
North shore residents have lamented “the end” of their lifestyle after a long-running bus service was scrapped in changes prompted by the Sydney Metro expansion.
Damning report card: Sydney’s worst council revealed
Report cards of Sydney councils show more than half will likely fail to meet their housing targets, with ritzy Mosman among the worst offenders. SEE HOW YOUR SUBURB WAS RATED.
‘Priced out’: Artists ditch Sydney as rent hikes bite
A creative hub shared by dozens of artists has fallen victim to Sydney’s rental squeeze, prompting the long-term owner to warn the city is “at risk of losing its cultural identity”.
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