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Elliott Stewart is a cadet journalist at The Daily Telegraph who began his career there as an Editorial assistant. He covers a wide range of topics with a particular interest in lifestyle, entertainment, local news and all sports.

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Sydney food hotspot sees boom with new cafes, eateries

It is already known for its trendy cafes and thriving restaurant scene, by Sydney’s inner west has seen a boom in exciting new businesses opening their doors. See what’s on offer.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH. JANUARY 16, 2024. Pictured on the Biggest Jumping Castle in Sydney at The Grounds of Alexandria today is (L-R) Finn Carr 8, Xavier Choker 10, Malek Mikhail 4, Eijaz Mikhail 2 and Ava Zahra 12. Picture: Tim Hunter.

Sydney’s biggest jumping castle takes over The Grounds

A massive jumping castle has taken over one of Sydney’s most iconic hospitality venues. See how you can get the kids involved here.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA: Newswire Photos: JANUARY 10 2024: Signs and barricades are placed around Rozelle Parklands in Sydney for itâs closure after asbestos was found in mulch surrounding a playground. Photo by: NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

More asbestos uncovered at Sydney parklands

More asbestos has been uncovered at a Sydney parkland, following further testing, as Transport officials scramble to come up with a plan to remove contaminated mulch from the site.

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Sydney council’s ‘go slow plan’ on controversial bin rollout

A Sydney council has revealed a ‘go-slow approach’ to the rollout of the controversial FOGO bin initiative, following backlash over bungled plans in neighbouring councils.

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‘Parramatta Road housing plans will cripple infrastructure’: Locals

A plan to see the construction of a massive 27,000 homes on one of Sydney’s busiest roads has community leaders fearful the 30-year vision will push local infrastructure to its limits.

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Michael Megna is the new Mayor of Canada Bay

Council appoints new mayor following corruption scandal

Canada Bay Council has voted in a new mayor after its former leader Angelo Tsirekas was dismissed and barred from government for five years. Read the latest here.

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Canada Bay Mayor and councillor Angelo Tsirekas

Suburban Sydney mayor suspended after corruption probe

The mayor of Canada Bay in Sydney’s inner west has been suspended after an ICAC investigation found he gave a developer favourable treatment in exchange for festive overseas trips.

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**DAILY TELEGRAPH ONLY** FEES APPLY** Two boys have died following a single-vehicle crash in Sydney’s south-west. About 10.50am today (Monday 6 November 2023), emergency services were called to Maxwells Avenue, Ashcroft, following reports of a crash. On arrival, officers attached to Liverpool Police Area Command were told a grey sedan crashed into a tree and a power pole, before two people allegedly exited the vehicle and ran from the scene. Two passengers of the vehicle – two boys – died at the scene. They are yet to be formally identified but are both believed to be aged between 10 and 15. Picture: Supplied

CCTV captures callous act of cowardice that will sicken Sydney

Sickening vision has captured the moment an adult driver discarded the body of a dead child on the ground in the aftermath of a horror crash in Sydney’s southwest. And then he fled.

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Cockatoo Island Draft Master Plan Current

Hotel, restaurant, public pool slated for Cockatoo Island

A masterplanned vision to transform Cockatoo Island has been revealed, with plans to attract thousands of visitors. See the vision here.

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Anchal Goel and her team shipping of crucial supplies

Revealed: NSW’s most generous suburbs donating to those in need

The state’s most generous communities have been revealed, as GoFundMe released the list of massive donations given to people in need across NSW. See where your area ranks.

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