A Sydney artist was withdrawn as Australia’s selection for a global exhibition after the discovery of his work titled “Thank You Very Much”, featuring confronting images of the September 11 terror attack.
An artist whose works include images of a former terror leader and a September 11 video titled ‘Thank You Very Much’ will no longer be representing Australia at one of the world’s biggest art shows.
The opening month of the new $3 billion service has seen just 6300 passenger trips per day. This needs to more than triple in the next 12 months to meet internal government targets.
Police have confirmed the crime spree at South West Rocks on Sunday morning was committed by two children who have since been dealt with under the Young Offenders Act.
Two youths, reportedly “well known” in town, smashed shop windows with a hammer, stole alcohol and raided the cash tills at businesses in South West Rocks, prompting fresh calls for bail reform.
The public broadcaster has now apologised to a unit of Australian soldiers after it was discovered additional gunshots had been added to a major report about possible war crimes.
The huge amount Northern Beaches Council spends on catering at its council meetings and events has been revealed, after it hiked rates by 39.6%.
The state government has not lifted the payroll tax threshold in almost five years, claiming it is ‘comparable with other states.’
The boss of Northern Beaches Council has spoken to police, saying staffers have been subjected to widespread abuse after councillors voted to pursue a 39.6 per cent rate rise.
The price of gas and electricity and major increases in rent and wages has created a perfect storm for Sydney’s small businesses. Chris Bowen has blamed ‘a decade of neglect under the Liberals.’
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