Revealed: Northern Sydney’s fastest growing schools named
Enrolment numbers in Sydney’s north are skyrocketing, with one campus increasing its student headcount by 148 per cent in just five years. See how your child’s school compares.
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70+ faces: Northern Beaches Christian School formal
After wrapping up their HSC, students at a northern beaches’ school celebrated the end of their secondary education by glamming up and dancing the night away at the year 12 formal. See the full gallery.
Teal MP calls for 450-home plan on Aboriginal land to be dumped
Despite a housing crisis gripping the state, a Teal MP is urging planners to dump calls for a 450-home Sydney subdivision on Aboriginal-owned land in favour of an ‘Indigenous national park’.
Twist in $60m mega-apartment redevelopment
Plans for a contentious $60 million, 218-apartment redevelopment in a beachside Sydney suburb are back before authorities after the developer submitted some proposed modifications.
Boy, 11, badly hurt when struck by car near Sydney primary school
A primary school boy has suffered serious injuries after he was hit by a car at traffic lights at a busy intersection on Sydney’s northern beaches this morning.
Man charged over ATM scam of 93-year-old woman with dementia
A southwest Sydney pensioner was allegedly involved in a scheme that tricked a 93-year-old woman with dementia out of thousands of dollars in an ATM bank card scam, a court has heard.
Driver insults magistrate as bail denied over police pursuit charge
A female magistrate was grossly insulted with a vile slur by a western Sydney car detailer when she refused his bail over a high speed police chase on Sydney’s northern beaches. Here’s what he said.
Three times in five months: Man punished for driving counts
A driver caught driving his mum’s car three times in five months while his licence was disqualified, told police no one else could give his sister a lift to work. See what happened in court
Plans for beach office building with ‘high end’ restaurant
A two-storey building in a prime location on Manly Beach could be bulldozed and replaced with three levels that include a ‘high end’ restaurant and a basement bar.
Revealed: $75m upgrade plan for notorious traffic black spot
Details of a long-awaited $75m safety upgrade of a notorious Sydney traffic black spot — which is also closed 11 times a year by flooding — have been revealed.
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