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‘Death trap’: Locals scared to walk on own street
Inner west residents are living in fear of what they say is a scary intersection, with a local councillor calling it a “death trap” and a traffic engineer declaring it is “not safe”.
Sydney rocker’s unlikely fear after vicious attack
A guitarist has revealed the unlikely phobia he developed after being attacked his home when he ducked out for a smoke, winding up with a series of injuries and memory loss.
Three dead after horror night on Sydney roads
A string of deadly crashes across Sydney has claimed the lives of two people in a horror night on Sydney roads. Another man has died after succumbing to injuries in a crash as the state’s road toll soars.
Major search as family watch on in horror after water hole jump
Emergency crews are trying to locate a man who disappeared after jumping into a water hole in Western Sydney. Here is what we know.
Infrastructure drive near new Sydney airport ramps up
The drive to equip the area surrounding Western Sydney Airport has ramped up, with a key contract awarded as part of work on an estate near the new international transport hub.
New chapter in surging Sydney suburb’s makeover
An inner south Sydney suburb looks set to continue its transformation from industrial bedrock into a vibrant commercial and retail area. See the latest projects recommended for approval.
‘Baffled’: NIMBYs lose war over takeaway coffee, ice cream
Inner west NIMBYs have won the battle but lost the war, having failed to stop a restaurant installing a standing platform for takeaway customers despite earlier scuttling plans for an outdoor dining deck.
‘Unreal’: Why celebrity chef is ‘obsessed’ with Sydney pizzeria
How do you get one of the world’s most famous chefs “obsessing” over your pizza. This Sydney restauranter says it’s all in the science … and about 10 years of trial and error.
‘Extremely important’: What Remembrance Day means to veterans
Veterans have highlighted the challenges members of the armed forces face upon returning to civilian life, marking Remembrance Day by paying tribute to mates lost not to war, but the struggles that followed.
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