Inferno ignites sense of community in residents
Residents who have finally returned to their homes after the Surry Hills blaze have been warned asbestos removal work will be carried out on Monday.
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Urgent rules overhaul to get more Sydney bus drivers on the road
The NSW government will overhaul licence requirements and slash red tape to boost bus driver recruitment, after urgent recommendations from the Bus Industry Taskforce.
Revealed: Time of day Sydney is busier than pre-Covid levels
Sydney has emerged as the slowest Australian capital to return to pre-Covid foot traffic — although there’s one daily timeslot in which it is bustling with more activity than ever. FIND OUT WHEN
Sydney’s surprising new party capital revealed
London, Stockholm and Dublin are all internationally recognised party precincts — now one Western Sydney suburb has joined them.
Families rationing food, skipping meals to pay bills
A new report has found low-income families are skipping meals and reducing portion sizes, as well as asking friends and family for help to keep their children fed.
Arson probe: blaze building was TikTok playground
Video has emerged of teenagers inside the Surry Hills building only days before it was destroyed by the fire that stunned Sydney on Thursday afternoon. Watch the video
Two teens hand themselves in to police over Surry Hills inferno
Two 13-year-olds have handed themselves in to police and more youths are being urged to come forward as police investigate arson as a potential cause of the Surry Hills factory inferno.SEE PICTURES AND VIDEO
Incredible drone video: Melted stairs, exploded windows, piles of bricks
Bird’s-eye drone footage captured by firefighters overnight and on Friday shows the huge destruction from the Surry Hills inferno. WATCH IT HERE
Weekend going to be a bit of a drag? Check out this expo!
Glue down your wig, choose your best dress and slip on your heels, because the Drag Expo is coming to Sydney for the first time ever.
Noel Pearson labels Mick Gooda ‘bed wetter’ in Voice attack
Yes campaigner Noel Pearson has launched an attack on prominent Indigenous leader Mick Gooda over comments he made calling for compromise over the Voice model.
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