A plan for a historic memorial in Sydney’s east has sparked anxiety over an eastern suburbs council being “dictated” to by a “fascist authoritarian regime”, after it was revealed funding had been offered by a controversial foreign government.
Police are investigating a destructive rampage in which 30 posters were torn down, slashed, stabbed and tagged with “MAGA” at an eastern suburbs polling booth.
The local government covering some of Sydney’s most affluent suburbs has unveiled a drastic budget turnaround, after spiralling costs and blown out projects saw council bleeding cash. See what it means for ratepayers.
A bold move aimed at cracking down on “out of control” election corflutes in Sydney’s east has been lashed as “undemocratic” and pushing out independent candidates.
Business owners protesting an inner city cycleway are accusing the state government of “proceeding under stealth” by pushing the controversial $70m project “under the radar”.
One of the oldest and most successful clubs in rugby league could soon ink a sponsorship deal with a Sydney council, as talks are under way about entering into a “mutually beneficial” partnership.
An elderly man is in hospital and a teenager in police custody following an alleged assault at a polling booth in Sydney’s inner west.
NIMBYS baulking over plans for two netball courts in Sydney’s east have sparked a debate pitting girls’ sports against the need to preserve the area’s green, open spaces.
A man who allegedly embarked on a shocking anti-Semitic crime spree, which included the torching of a car in Sydney’s east, has faced court for the first time since being granted bail.
As the election date inches closer, all eyes are on Sydney’s eastern suburbs to see if the former Liberal safe seat will remain teal, return to blue, or change tack entirely. Meet those eyeing the throne.
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