‘Swanky’ boarding house with more than 200 rooms
It could be Sydney’s swankiest boarding house — plans for a 237-room complex in Parramatta have been revealed.
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Kerry Stokes’s $1b western Sydney unit project plan forges ahead
The media mogul’s western Sydney residential and retail complex proposal is charging through to the finish line despite critics’ concerns over infrastructure woes. SEE WHAT IS BEING PLANNED.
Delivery centre allows drivers to ‘be their own boss’
Online retail giant Amazon has opened a western Sydney distribution hub where drivers will collect packages for consumers in an Uber-style operation for shoppers.
Man allegedly sent sexual images to ‘teenage girl’
A 63-year-old Central Coast man has been arrested after allegedly arranging to meet up with a ‘teen girl’ after sending sexually explicit images to her.
Virus strikes three western Sydney schools
The second surge of COVID-19 gripping NSW has forced the closure of three Catholic schools in western Sydney after four children contracted the virus.
Retail giant’s $20m plan for old Bunnings landmark
A $20 million supermarket and bottle shop is slated to revive a former Bunnings site in western Sydney, create thousands of jobs and potentially house an online store.
Student blames COVID-19 ‘entrapment’ for taking MDMA
An “ashamed” Sydney University student and footy referee busted with MDMA at a park says he was stressed about being in lockdown because of coronavirus and a diabetes diagnosis.
MasterChef winner’s guilt over speeding on a suspended licence
MasterChef star Larissa Takchi has pleaded guilty to speeding near her family-owned cafe just three days before she was allowed to get behind the wheel again, having been on a suspended licence for other driving offences.
Drunk driver banging on doors at police station after refusing test
A ‘aggressive and uncooperative’ drunk driver refused to complete a breath test three times while demanding the test operator at Granville Police Station be screened for COVID-19 first.
‘An incredible man’: judge honours elder killed by ex-racing driver
Jason Wylie was speeding when he lost control of his Holden Commodore and fatally struck respected Aboriginal elder Harold Chatfield. Ahead of Wylie’s sentencing, his victim’s family told a court how the loss had forever altered their lives.
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