The Everest will bring $30m payday for NSW economy
Punters are expected to inject a massive $30 million into the NSW economy while celebrating the TAB Everest, according to exclusive new economic analysis by Business Sydney.
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Fugitive Nassif owes $1.9bn as Toplace records handed to ICAC
Creditors care claiming fugitive property developer Jean Nassif’s Toplace owes them a huge sum – as it can finally be confirmed the NSW ICAC and NSW Crime Commission are investigating the wanted man.
Boy hit by car in Sydney’s West
Emergency services have descended on a Western Sydney street after a boy was hit by a car in Guildford – with reports of “serious head injuries”.
The Everest’s raid on Victoria: Racing’s ‘State of Origin’ ignites
After the $20 million TAB Everest took the title of ‘richest race in Australia’, it can now be revealed NSW is also enticing punters in droves from its rival racing state of Victoria.
Charges laid after police standoff with machete-wielding man
A man has been charged after he allegedly threatened several people with a machete on Saturday. Police placed a Sydney street into lockdown while they investigated.
The ‘holy grail’ of church property portfolios revealed
Towering skyscrapers, hundreds of homes, thousands of commercial buildings and expansive farmland – the holy grail of property portfolios of major churches can be revealed. See the list of property sales in your suburb.
Fillies flock to party at the races
The plans of Racing NSW supremo Peter V’landys to attract a younger – and more female – crowd to the races is clearly working, with women snapping up more than half of the tickets sold so far for the Everest Carnival.
First look inside the new $830m Liverpool Hospital upgrade
A massive $830 million health and education precinct in Sydney’s southwest is set to open in a matter of weeks. Here is your first look inside the state-of-the-art facility.
Experts, teens to meet in first social media summit
A team of social media avengers are set to assemble in a first-of-its-kind summit to combat the growing dangers teens face online. Here is the plan.
What could go wrong? Greens push to give dark web crim a jail laptop
The Greens are demanding the state government give a computer to a man in jail for co-ordinating a $17 million drugs syndicate on the dark web.
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