Diesel spill closes harbour beach
REDLEAF Beach at Double Bay has been shut to swimmers after 6000-litres of diesel fuel was spilled in to Rushcutters Bay.
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Face scanning cameras for nightspot streets
POLICE say a new $450,000 CCTV network to be switched on in Double Bay will be able to recognise late-night troublemakers automatically.
Baird spares eastern suburbs councils — for now
THE three eastern suburbs councils set to be merged by the State Government — Woollahra, Waverley and Randwick — have been spared today’s mass sacking of councils across the state by Premier Mike Baird.
The man with the toughest job in politics
LABOR’s candidate for Malcolm Turnbull’s eastern suburbs seat faces an uphill battle — but as a former Cranbrook boy Evan Hughes has a blue-ribbon pedigree of his own.
Battling bowlo’s troubles laid bare
A DAMNING 300-page report has detailed a litany of liquor violations and mismanagement at the strife-torn Paddington Bowling Club.
Popular Sydney bowls club left to rot
ONCE the site of barefoot bowlers and good times, Paddington Bowling Club has been overrun by weeds amid new plans for a childcare centre on the site.
Witt and wisdom sees champ keep returning
AS THE man in charge of the famous Ragamuffin supermaxi outfit, you might not expect David Witt to rate his 18-foot skiff obligations too highly.
Anzac Pde trees axed after Australia Day
THE Baird Government will today order in the chainsaws to start removing Anzac Pde fig trees, planted nearly a century ago to honour Australia’s World War I Diggers.
Big Bash goes to Bondi
IT’S the format putting women’s cricket on live, free-to-air television and it’s coming to Bondi Junction.
Best burgers for $10 or less
GOURMET burger joints have spread across Sydney in the past couple of years so nabbing a bargain is a snap.
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