A top eastern suburbs graphic designer split his girlfriend’s head open when he threw a plate at her during a drunken fight. A court heard the incident followed a night of drinking at The Clovelly Hotel.
Despite its growing popularity with young families, the densely populated eastern suburbs has only one public high school between Woollahra and Waverley councils. This is the story of one woman’s fight to change that.
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Rose Bay’s ageing population has attracted the eye of developers who are scrambling to meet the demand for downsized supported living with a new $6.6 million plan.
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Mamma mia! Renovating a Victorian Italianate style mansions is hard work even for pasta bosses like Fraser Hopkins. The co-founder of Latina Fresh has lodged a proposal for his stunning Woollahra home.
It’s often the forgotten little sister to Centennial Parklands. But Moore Park is a valuable resource according to locals who are now calling for a ban on overflow parking and instead the creation of a village green.
One of the eastern suburbs’ most humble yet busiest supermarkets is set for a makeover with additions including a market-style produce hall, fresh lettuce wall and one of the largest ranges of Kosher products in the country.
A hairdresser who used to own a salon in Rose Bay has fronted court on historic charges of raping his then 15-year-old employee and sexually assaulting a teenage client.
When change comes to the eastern suburbs sometimes things can get … shouty. New Woollahra Council general manager Craig Swift-McNair vows he won’t bow to the “loudest voices” when it comes to projects like the Rushcutters Bay skate park.
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