‘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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Trio allegedly filmed themselves sawing through man’s hand
Three men have been charged over an alleged kidnapping where the trio filmed themselves attempting to hack through the victim’s hand over ransom demands.
Sydney high rise aims to attract major firms, more workers
A 10 storey commercial, retail building in the heart of inner Sydney, with aims to attract major firms and more workers through affordable rents, is a step closer. Here’s the latest.
Meet the woman who went ‘off the grid’ … in the city
Laura Ryan is changing the notion of what it means to be off the grid with her ImPossible House project, in which she built a self-sustainable home nestled in the heart of Newtown. Here’s how she did it.
Inner city buildings set to house hundreds as green light looms
Hundreds of new apartments are set to be added to Sydney’s inner south, with two buildings planned as part of an affordable housing development recommended for approval.
‘Wasn’t great’: Controversial restaurant suddenly closes doors
A new inner west restaurant has suddenly closed its doors, just weeks after winning a controversial bid to serve takeaway food and drinks in a public park despite widespread opposition.
Inner city towers set for green light despite ‘negative impact’ fears
Hundreds of new apartments are set to be added to Sydney’s inner south, with nine buildings planned as part of a sprawling precinct. But not all the locals are happy about it.
Crazy reason for huge lines in Sydney’s south
After five years of anticipation and a few false starts, Lune Croissanterie has finally opened its doors in Sydney. Find out there newest locations.
Real estate agent arrested as cops swoop in ‘crime gang’ raids
A Dulwich Hill real estate agent has been arrested in sweeping raids targeting alleged criminal activity by Comanchero bikie associates, following a failed barbershop assassination on two brothers in Marrickville last year.
‘Pain never fades’: Cold case reward skyrockets ahead of anniversary
The reward for information about a suspected mistaken identity murder, in Sydney’s west, has increased to $500,000 on the eve of the 21st anniversary of the victim’s death.
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