Fresh plans to boost size of southwest Sydney hotel
Revised $55m plans have been lodged to boost the number of rooms at a hotel slated for a burgeoning southwest Sydney suburb. See what’s in store for the major development.
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Show will go on: Council to close $93m gap for theatre revamp
A decision about how a massive funding gap to redevelop a Parramatta landmark will be plugged has been made as a council desperately strives to transform it into a Broadway-worthy attraction.
Fears Sydney stabbing murder was case of mistaken identity
Two teens – aged 16 and 17 – have been charged with murder after a young man was stabbed to death in front of his girlfriend on a western Sydney street.
Defects mar inspection of northwest Sydney house
A cluster of defects has been identified at a property in a booming northwest Sydney suburb, including some that could lead to further damage.
Revealed: Retailers to debut at western Sydney discount outlet
Shopaholics, brace yourselves. Western Sydney’s first outlet retail complex has revealed the businesses to open in the cavernous site, including a high-end labels athletic footwear giant. Read the latest.
Found: Young woman found after eight days
A teen who went missing more than a week ago has been found, a day after her anxious father issued a desperate plea for the public to help find his “brilliant” daughter.
‘Metro’s sterilised the Roxy’: Legal action looms for government
The owners of a historic Parramatta theatre desperate to revive the venue are seeking compensation for “substantial loss and damage” from the NSW Government, claiming it is blocking the development.
Sydney woman fighting for life after European trip turns to hell
A Mediterranean holiday in paradise turned to hell for a young Sydney woman who has suffered a traumatic brain injury after an all-terrain vehicle incident has left her fighting for life.
Looks matter: Leaders lobby for iconic Metro West stations
They don’t have to be the “Sistine Chapel” but business and civic leaders are urging the government against treating Metro West stations as the ugly cousins of the architecturally award-winning CBD hubs.
‘Kindness and humility’: Loved ones pay tribute to student
A university student’s death has shattered his loved ones after the young western Sydney man left them “far too soon”.
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