Wednesday morning’s anti-Semitic attack in Sydney’s eastern suburbs – the second in as a month – has been slammed by politicians and punters with one claiming the nation has been shamed on a global scale. WHO SAID WHAT?
The Premier has pledged to toughen up laws around protests outside religious buildings, in the wake of demonstrators outside the Great Synagogue of Sydney last week and Friday’s firebomb attack in Melbourne.
Moves to relocate SBS to Western Sydney have been shelved with the Albanese government to instead help fund a new “production hub”. The move follows a revolt among ABC staff over their move to Parramatta.
Property owners can expect to pay more for land tax and council rates, with land values across NSW surging to just shy of $3 trillion this year, despite an overall “cooling” of the market. See the full list of rises in each area.
The Minns government will push ahead with its plan to seize half of Moore Park Golf Course, scotching golfers’ hopes of keeping their 18-hole course.
Rumours a ETU members went on a secret Christmas harbour cruise; who stole a pollies’ cherries?; and which former minister failed to win preselection.
Warmer ocean waters have been welcomed by swimmers and surfers, but they have attracted a deadly predator – the tiger shark.
Plans by two of Australia’s biggest parking and payment operators to join forces — potentially meaning an end of free parking in some of Sydney most popular spots — have hit a roadblock with ACCC issuing a “statement of concerns”.
Prison authorities are juggling a surge in remand inmates, with the bail law reforms attributed to the rise. Read how the changes are being handled.
An abandoned school described as one of the largest parcels of undeveloped land in Sydney, could make way for a massive new housing development in a bid to ease the housing crisis.
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