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A decision to boost the compensation given to taxi licence owners due to the impact of Uber has divided opinion in a reader poll.
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Cops to boost security after second Blockade protest
Police have vowed to “ramp up” measures at Port Botany to prevent a third day of protests by climate activist group Blockade Australia.
Flood remains dumped outside Morrison’s house
A group of “fed up” flood survivors have travelled 700km from Lismore to dump the remains of their houses outside Kirribilli House.
‘It’s time to bring Western Sydney’s dreams to life’
Visionaries from the business, media and political worlds have united at the Future Western Sydney summit with a vow to bring the region’s bright future to life.
Flatmate accused of inferno murders turned up in ashy clothes
A man who allegedly murdered three men when he set a Sydney boarding house alight walked into a police station wearing clothes that were singed and covered in ash.
Minister pledges ‘Fare Free Fridays’ deal with train union
Rail commuters would travel free on Sydney trains every Friday for a year if the unions promise one thing, the transport minister has pledged.
‘Murder’ probe as Newtown fire death toll climbs
The death toll from a fire at a Newtown boarding house has risen to three as police reveal they are treating the deliberately lit fire as a murder investigation.
Where to find fuel under $2 in Sydney
More than 150 service stations across Sydney are charging $2.22 or more per litre of petrol. Here’s where to find the cheapest fuel today.
Protesters charged after Spit Bridge blockade
Three people have been charged over a protest on the Spit Bridge at Mosman that disrupted peak hour traffic on Monday.
Bathurst siege ends in tragedy
Police were called to a home in Bathurst at about 4pm on Sunday, a visit that sparked a 12-hour siege with a man refusing to come out from inside.
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