Who’s in, who’s out: Sutherland Shire Council
A Liberal majority dashed at the last hurdle, a fresh-faced group of independents, and two council stalwarts make a comeback. Meet your new Sutherland Shire Council.
A Liberal majority dashed at the last hurdle, a fresh-faced group of independents, and two council stalwarts make a comeback. Meet your new Sutherland Shire Council.
Backroom negotiations between Labor and Liberal councillors to share power on a southern Sydney council will risk alienating voters who put their trust in the major parties, according to a fellow councillor.
A senior staffer for a state minister is vying to become the mayor of an overlapping southern Sydney council despite concerns about potential for conflicts of interest across a number of key portfolios.
The son of a former Sydney mayor who is likely to be confirmed as a councillor has been convicted of a driving offence weeks after he successfully appealed a licence suspension.
A man who was wanted by police for allegedly slashing the tyres on more than 40 cars in southwest Sydney has been arrested at Canberra Airport.
An unemployed man was struggling to find direction in his life when he threw rocks into oncoming traffic in the Royal National Park, a court has heard.
Plans to demolish a 100-year-old southwest Sydney home and replace it with a childcare centre have been greenlit despite community objections, as history finds itself no match against the march of new development.
A pervert who combed through a Russian website collecting child abuse material to store in a secret app on his phone has been put behind bars.
A labourer king hit a colleague he had only known for three days when he ambushed him in the bathroom of a southern Sydney KFC while on the job, a court has heard.
A dental practitioner has been charged after he allegedly sexually touched a woman during a job trial at a southern Sydney dental centre.
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