Rising antisemitism has resulted in members of one of Sydney’s largest Jewish communities hiding their religious identities in public and facing reluctance to take part in cultural activities, a synagogue leader has warned.
An award-winning western Sydney restaurant famed for its authentic Middle Eastern fare is making an expansion move across the harbour bridge. See where it’s opening.
A western Sydney pub has been ordered to remove advertising signs from its venue and restaurant menu in a bizarre case centred on cartoon imagery.
A controversial proposal to implement a two-way toll on the Harbour Bridge has been labelled ‘postcode warfare’ by critics on the north shore – but a mayor in Sydney’s heavily tolled southwest believes those living north should ‘suck it up’.
The owner of a landmark home has spoken out against her local council amid an ongoing stalemate in the amount of time it’s taking to have ‘urgent’ upgrade works to the heritage-listed property approved.
Reports of sexual assaults have surged in NSW following a statewide rollout of a new online reporting system that enables assault victims to anonymously report information to police.
A NSW Government housing support hotline is struggling to cope with demand as a worsening cost-of-living and housing crisis leaves those in need waiting longer on the phone for help.
Residents in one of Sydney’s most exclusive harbourside suburbs are set to have their dedicated on-street parking rights overhauled after concerns the current parking rules were prioritising homeowners over visitors.
Australia’s leading medical association is locked in a planning battle over a major new skyscraper next to its corporate headquarters over fears the height of the building could obliterate the building’s harbour views and cause privacy impacts.
Serious defects including water leaks, cracks and inadequate fire safety works have been uncovered at a newly-built Sydney apartment block.
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