The student population of a north shore private school is set to become bigger than the size of some entire NSW towns after being given the green light to increase its pupil headcount by more than 170 enrolments.
A Sydney Hare Krishna organisation is set to splash more than $18 million on the major redevelopment of a four-decade old temple on the lower north shore.
A proposal to relocate Rosehill Racecourse to Olympic Park has ruffled feathers among a Sydney bird watching club with fears it could have a ‘devastating impact’ on local wildlife and ‘drive birds away’.
Superstar Taylor Swift’s Sydney concerts have left the NSW Government with a big transportation bill after a private company was recruited to bus Swifties to and from the major events.
A Sydney entertainment company has applied to open its sixth outlet near two north shore private schools with features including arcade gaming areas and a ten pin bowling alley.
The long-term operator of a Sydney tattoo studio has blamed government policies for ‘killing small businesses’ after her company was placed into liquidation this month.
The builders of a $19.6m sports high school upgrade have been given until the end of this week to clean up pollution that allegedly resulted in brown water and coagulated sediment entering a major watercourse.
A western Sydney historic pub – dating back 150 years – could soon be welcoming back punters after a fire tore through the venue more than decade ago.
A multimillion funding pledge to revamp Sydney’s ageing Leichhardt Oval has spurred another Sydney council to lobby for its share of the government funding pie.
Residents have condemned the theft of the 2m tall bronze honour roll commemorating the First World War service of 67 war heroes with speculation it may have been removed to be sold off as ‘scrap metal’.
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