Sydneysiders will be left in the lurch this weekend as Metro is shut down despite a packed calendar of events across the city, including The Everest, Sculpture by the Sea and Crows Nest Fest.
A new landmark report has revealed what Sydney needs to do to solve its housing crisis, and why it has fallen behind other global cities.
An overwhelming majority has expressed strong support for granting police the authority to reject planned protests, following the Premier’s announcement of a review into resource allocation for managing these events.
Almost 500 new homes will be built on the new Sydney Olympic Park Metro precinct with major construction set to begin after the site was finally approved by the NSW government.
Meet the man behind weekly pro-Palestine protests in Sydney for the past year. Socialist Josh Lees, from the Palestine Action Group also campaigned to lock down NSW during Covid, and was fined for breaking Covid rules.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is reviewing the visa of a US guest speaker who told a pro-Palestine vigil in Western Sydney that October 7 was a cause for “celebration”.
As Jewish leaders condemn the use of flags with similarities to that of Hezbollah and terms protests “horribly inappropriate”, the terrorist organisation praises its Australian supporters.
Fears of unrest in Sydney consume the first anniversary of Hamas’ terror attack, after pro-Palestinian protesters swarmed the CBD on Sunday, taking aim at state and federal politicians.
A man has been arrested after a Nazi symbol was spotted on an Israeli flag among the Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters who took to Hyde Park. And it appears some have tried to find a work around to the Hezbollah flag bans. Follow updates here.
NSW Premier Chris Minns slams protest events on the anniversary of October 7 as interstate police vow to share intelligence to catch any law-breakers.
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