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‘The premier’s got my number, he needs to give me a call’
Rail, Tram and Bus Union President Craig Turner has called on Chris Minns to return to the bargaining table to deal with the worsening rail crisis.
Motorcyclist dies after crashing into pole
A motorcyclist has died after his vehicle left the road and crashed into a telegraph pole in the Hunter Valley overnight.
Elderly man dies after being pulled from surf
A 73-year-old man has died on the Central Coast despite the best efforts of swimmers to revive him.
‘Fanning the flames’: Mayor says pollies are fuelling anti-Semitism
An alarming rise of anti-Sematic attacks across the inner west has prompted a Sydney mayor to speak out with claims it “has been building” for months with some politicians “fanning the flames of anti-Semitism”.
‘Hate becoming normalised’: Fears vile vandals escaping punishment
Australia’s peak Jewish body has warned of the danger of repeated anti-Semitic attacks going unpunished, as yet another incident of racist graffiti referencing the Holocaust emerged in Sydney.
‘Mental health’ fears as NIMBYs say six-storey building will block sun
A new hybrid building, encompassing retail space and commercial offices, is set to be added to one of Sydney’s busiest suburbs, but not everyone is happy.
Mixed-use tower one step closer for Sydney CBD
A new tower, which will encompass everything from retail space and commercial offices to medical facilities, is set to be added to the heart of Sydney after council planners recommended its approval.
‘Does someone have to die?’: Fears amid dog attack spike
Behavioural experts, heartbroken owners and survivors are convinced someone has to die before more is done to combat a significant uptick in vicious dog attacks across the state. Warning: Graphic images.
‘Second home’: Popular library cafe to reopen after local petition
A much-loved inner west cafe labelled a “second home” to locals will be reopening after hundreds of residents fought against its closure. See the details here.
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