A Sydney-based hospitality business wants to add to its growing portfolio of eateries, but a $33m push for a 3-restaurant complex on the northern beaches has split the community. See the images.
The future of what was once a beloved Sydney RSL club, which struggled financially due to the Covid pandemic, can be revealed after a property developer lodged an application to have it bulldozed.
Frustrated property owners say authorities are not doing enough to track down and fine selfish boat owners who are dumping ugly, dilapidated vessels along northern beaches’ back roads.
A bid to revamp a popular Sydney marina has sparked an avalanche of public submissions from locals worried that their tranquil waterway will be clogged with bigger boats.
Weird parcels containing cheap socks, dirty stuffed toys and old rags are turning up on Sydney doorsteps. We explain what’s going on and what to do if you get one of these parcel scams.
A man accused of filming up a 12-year-old girl’s dress, using a camera attached to his shoe, has pleaded guilty to 16 ‘upskirting charges’ in a Sydney court.
The northern beaches’ worst street drinking hotspots, where police have to deal with assaults and anti-social behaviour, have been revealed as the council is set to debate extending some alcohol-free zones.
A call has gone out to fix chronic transport woes as new planning rules mean thousands more flats, townhouses and terraces will be built in town centres on the northern beaches.
Police have swooped on a property in Port Stephens and arrested a 51-year-old man over what they allege is a large-scale holiday rental scam on Sydney’s northern beaches, netting upwards of $500k and impacting 31 victims.
Growing popularity is behind a $10.7m proposal to refurbish one of the biggest registered clubs on the northern beaches.
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