A plan to roll out 136 kerbside electric vehicle charging points in Sydney’s inner west has been scaled back after residents claimed it could impact street parking spaces and cycling routes.
The builder of Sydney’s newest motorway has copped a five-figure fine for carrying out unauthorised, noisy night work on the multibillion-dollar construction project.
Some of the state’s biggest childcare providers are crying poor over a $3.6 billion pay rise pledge for their workers. See how it could impact services.
Inner city NIMBYs are on the warpath over a Sydney hotel’s $1m expansion plans, claiming the prominent pub’s proposed outdoor beer garden would wreck the area’s “village” vibe.
The director of a southwest Sydney real estate agency says he is “deeply sorry” after he was busted breaching industry standards, including by borrowing a client’s $78,000 deposit from a trust fund.
New figures have revealed locations where developers are slowly beginning to cash in on increased height limits allowed through contentious NSW planning reforms.
A north shore council is facing community pressure to overhaul a new $2m cashless parking meter system, with angry drivers slamming hefty surcharges and claiming it is “confusing”.
The Liberal candidate hoping to emulate her father and replace her old boss as Epping MP says she is not taking her changes for granted, despite Labor not fielding a candidate for the upcoming by-election.
A fresh produce chain is eyeing plans to open stores in more parts of Sydney in a move to take on the big supermarket retailers. Find out where.
More than 1000 serving NSW Police officers are moonlighting in other roles, with fitness instructors, cleaners, labourers and even a home baker and flight attendant in the ranks.
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