Expect more delays: Trains dispute spills over to Sunday
Public transport users have been told to brace for another day of train delays and cancellations on Sunday, after the industrial umpire postponed its decision on the rail dispute.
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Councils cry poor while sitting on tens of millions of dollars
Councils with cash reserves of up to $50m are claiming to be in dire financial straits and slugging ratepayers with huge rates rises.
Parliamentary inquiry recommends e-bikes on footpaths
E-bikes, fatboys and E-scooters could be ridden on footpaths up to 15km/hr if the recommendations of a new NSW parliamentary inquiry are agreed to.
Influencer to give cops unedited viral anti-Semitic video
An Israeli social media influencer has agreed to give NSW Police the full and unedited version of a sickening video where he exposed the anti-Semitic tirade of two Sydney nurses.
Bankstown Hospital workers brag about ‘killing’ Israeli patients
Two Sydney nurses have been stood down after they were filmed declaring they refuse to treat Israeli patients and would “kill them” if they presented to their ward.
Angry residents push for inquiry over rate rises
Furious North Sydney residents staring down the barrel of a massive 87 per cent rate rise have called on the Minns government to commence a public inquiry into the council after councillors voted in favour of the increase on Monday evening.
Council merger promise broken as bureaucracy bill up by $40m
Northern Beaches Council is paying millions more on staffing costs than all three former councils combined prior to their amalgamation, despite then-premier Mike Baird’s promises they would pay less.
‘Sack them’: Fury as council votes for 87pc rate hike
Calls of “liar”, “shame” and “sack them all” rang out from the packed public gallery as a majority of councillors voted in favour of raising North Sydney rates by 87 per cent. Here’s how it unfolded.
Rates rebellion: Tony Abbott says boycott council over rate rises
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has condemned the Northern Beaches Council’s attempt to slap residents with a 40 per cent rate rise, suggesting residents boycott the move and refuse to pay the extra rates.
Minns ‘won’t hesitate’ court action to halt rail union chaos
Commuters are set for more pain on Sydney’s train network next week as the rail union moves to capitalise on the downfall of former Transport Minister Jo Haylen, but the Premier has vowed to quash their plans.
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