Off the couch, behind the counter: Call to get teens working
With thousands of jobs up for grabs over the silly season the hospitality industry is begging parents — get your kids off the couch and into a summer job.
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HSC breach an epic fail for nervous students
A “bungle” has allowed some HSC students to get their results early – making the agonising wait until the official release even worse for the majority who missed out.
Aussie superstars to play at free Sydney music festival
The Veronicas, Amy Shark and other huge Aussie names will headline a free Sydney music festival which will shut down the Cahill Expressway for five nights of music and events.
Could this new park be a cure for Sydney’s burial crisis?
The Macarthur Memorial Park will provide crucially needed burial space for Sydney’s Muslim population, as well as Jewish and Christian Aussies whose faith prohibits cremation.
$500 a head: Crazy prices being forked out for Christmas lunch
We’re so sick of cooking Christmas lunch that some of us are prepared to pay nearly $500 a head to get someone else to do it for us.
‘No more flood donations please’
As the emotional and financial toll of the floods continues for Central West communities, locals are now asking for a pause on donations as they struggle to manage the cleanup effort.
How flood-zone phone call brought end to train chaos
It was a phone call from Eugowra Showgrounds between Dominic Perrottet and rail union boss Alex Claassens that triggered the deal to finally end Sydney’s train strikes, The Sunday Telegraph can reveal.
Nightmare before Christmas, with price of a beer set to rise
It’s not only the cost of fruit, vegetables, fruit and cereals which could be heading upwards for Christmas thanks to recent NSW floods — the price of a cold beer could also spike.
Watch: History made as Bondi becomes nude beach
The world’s most iconic beach made history at dawn when two thousand naked Aussies turned their faces to the sky and their bums to Bondi in a stunning public art statement.
Sydney’s train chaos over as government, unions sign deal
Sydney’s train disruption hell is finally over, with the NSW Government and rail union coming to an agreement late Friday afternoon.
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