Schools in Sydney’s east are being encouraged to visit the Sydney Jewish Museum, for “targeted, early intervention” against anti-Semitism as part of a council’s nation-first strategy to combat the scourge.
Contentious plans to cut the lights on a key trading weekend in Sydney’s east have been momentarily put on hold. Here’s the latest.
A mass crackdown on weapons has seen nearly a hundred tasers, knuckle dusters and slingshots seized on NSW streets under new powers enabling police to wand people at random.
An elderly woman, who was knocked unconscious and hospitalised for four days with facial injuries, after being struck by an e-scooter speeding down the pathway, is now petitioning for a government crackdown on electric vehicles.
Plans to revive Bondi’s former glory are on the table with grand visions of a New Year’s Eve dance party hosting ‘top tier talent’ to create an internationally renowned music festival.
A power outage planned for a busy Sydney dining precinct on a key trading weekend has enraged business owners who say cutting the lights could cost them at least a week’s worth of profit.
Plans to plonk almost 40 bus shelter ads in Sydney’s affluent east have sparked a “monumental battle” with some neighbours even chaining themselves to their fence in protest of the “eyesores”.
An eastern suburbs certified life coach and personal trainer, who helps men “vanquish self sabotage” through ‘holistic wellness practises’, was busted selling cocaine out of his Lexus, a court has heard.
A former high-flying bookie will stand trial over allegations he lied to liquidators and the ATO by falsifying mortgages across Sydney, Newcastle and Melbourne.
The once vibrant heart of Sydney’s night-life could soon be revitalised, with momentum gaining to transform Oxford St into a special entertainment precinct in a move to breathe new life into the iconic strip.
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