‘Deceptive’: Businesses demand ‘big answers’ over cycleway plans
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”.
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Sydney Roosters, council set for ‘long overdue’ sponsorship deal
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.
Elderly man seriously assaulted in alleged polling booth attack
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.
‘Not being sexist’: Why netball plans are courting controversy
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.
Pictured: Accused vandal charged with $100k hate crime spree
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.
All eyes on Wentworth: Meet candidates seeking your vote
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.
‘Tech-savvy’ uni student’s alleged sick stash in the ‘thousands’
A mechanical engineering student from Sydney’s east told police he could “hide s–t way easier” after he was allegedly caught with thousands of child abuse material files, a court has heard.
‘Bravado’: Drunk uni student’s car crash, injuring pregnant woman
A university student driving home from the pub in Sydney’s east had consumed eight beers before crashing into a car and injuring a heavily pregnant woman, a court heard.
‘Eastern suburbs stereotype’: Fashionista’s Bondi coke bungle
A high-flying fashion and public relations guru, who made the mistake of buying cocaine in the middle of Bondi, has been left “scared” and “mortified” by the experience, a court heard.
Former Mosman psychologist accused of sexually touching child
A psychologist from one of Sydney’s most affluent postcodes is facing 14 charges of sexually touching a child under 10, and could face further charges, a court has heard.
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