Sydney dogs being killed by deadly disease
A deadly disease for dogs is spreading across Sydney, with the rat-borne illness cropping up for the second year in a row, leaving experts concerned.
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Crinitis’ threatened to sack staff who banked cash: liquidators
Head office at the once-flashy Crinitis pizza empire allegedly threatened the managers of its restaurants with the sack if they didn’t stop banking cash months before they went bust, liquidators claim.
Weather event headed for Sydney could trigger huge floods
As if this year could not get any worse, now some of the most vulnerable suburbs in Sydney are at risk of flooding, with a La Nina weather event on the way. It spells bad news for many new housing estates.
’Only so much Netflix you can watch’: Why COVID boredom is good for Honey Birdette
As many business are going bust, lingerie brand Honey Birdette has called out a sales spike which the Aussie company is putting down to one particular thing.
Revealed: Three hot new venues hit Sydney
A high-end cocktail lounge, stylish Cantonese restaurant and an open kitchen are just some of the new venues that will be hitting Sydney soon
‘Bully’: Turnbull’s nasty spat with exiting ABC reporter
Malcolm Turnbull and former ABC reporter Emma Alberici have butted heads over an infamous tax article after the economics reporter announced she has left the national broadcaster.
Daughter ‘destroyed’ by mum’s Sydney stabbing murder
Eight-year-old Marcela Pelegrini de Ataide was devastated after her mother was murdered in a brutal stabbing at Oatlands two weeks ago. Her father reveals the heartache that followed news of Daiane Pelegrini’s death.
Lizzo ‘contributed’ to FOMO festival downfall: Report
Pop powerhouse Lizzo has been accused of contributing to the downfall of music festival FOMO and the subsequent $6.2 million owed to creditors.
‘Beyond a fire sale’: Criniti’s stores sold for staggering price
Despite its whopping $19 million debt, the remaining Criniti’s stores, including Parramatta and Darling Harbour, have sold for a staggeringly low price in what one broker has described as ‘beyond a fire sale’.
Rain and flooding set to ease after weekend of wild weather
Residents on the state’s south coast who have suffered through the very heavy rain in recent days say they look forward to a decent night’s sleep.
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