First Sydney to Hobart yacht to race again at historic regatta
She raced in the first Sydney to Hobart and circumnavigated the globe – now the historic Kathleen Gillett will race again in this weekend’s Balmain Regatta. See the incredible pictures.
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‘We’re not sardines’: 4500 home inner-city mega plan cops backlash
A multimillion-dollar mega project that could provide thousands of jobs and houses has been revealed for three inner-city suburbs, as critics say it will turn communities into “sardine cans”.
Motorcyclist killed in horror crash near Wollongong
A crash has claimed the life of a motorcyclist in Wollongong, with police still yet to identify the body.
‘Seems more like a boarding house’: Hotel sparks outrage
Inner west residents have expressed outrage over plans for a 200-room multi-storey hotel in a heritage conservation area on one of Sydney’s busiest roads. See the plans.
My Strong Heart: Author skyrockets to Amazon number one
A Sydney author has made waves with the Amazon best-seller list with her educational book ‘My Strong Heart’. Read her story.
‘Pawsome Places’: New app maps NSW’s dog-friendly spots
A new app has canine lovers spoiled for choice, providing thousands of dog-friendly tracks across NSW at the touch of a button.
‘Violent offences’: Police manhunt for man with bikie links
Police are hunting a man with alleged outlaw motorcycle gang links, wanted over “serious and violent offences”. Here is what we know.
‘Anarchy’: Sydney council’s bin collection overhaul trashed
A Sydney council’s controversial bin collection overhaul has been trashed by locals, who have described the roll out as “anarchy”. See the latest here.
‘Dog act’: Sydney Train officials buried pet in trackside grave
Sydney Train officials have been caught out after burying a much-loved dog in an unmarked grave alongside the tracks of an inner-city station. See the investigation that was sparked by the owners.
Alleged bikie claims self-defence after vicious alleged attack
An alleged Bandidos bikie will claim he acted in self-defence when he allegedly slammed a man to the ground, punched him, and kicked him in the head near a Chinatown bar, a court has heard.
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