‘Eerie’: Doors slide back on sombre Bondi Junction reopening
The physical reminders of a mass killing have been wiped away but flashbacks and emotions remain as Westfield Bondi Junction reopens for a community reflection day.
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Vigil set for Bondi Beach, mayors unite to honour victims
Plans for a candlelight vigil at Bondi Beach, and to reopen Westfield shopping have been outlined on a day Sydney’s mayors paid their respects at the Bondi Junction massacre memorial.
NSW’s finalists for the ultimate title of Miss Universe Australia
Meet the NSW finalists who will be fighting for the ultimate title of Miss Universe Australia 2024 and the chance to represent the nation on the world stage in Mexico.
The pride of Mogo: South Coast lion cubs named by Tele readers
After going nameless for five months, Mogo Wildlife Park’s two latest and cutest additions have been named.
Sold out shows and more to come at popular western Sydney eatery
A popular Western Sydney restaurant is preparing for a whirlwind of family fun with a range of exclusive events including a Dorothy the Dinosaur and friends show this school holidays.
Social sites under fire for ignoring school fight pages
Social media sites have been criticised for failing to remove criminal content including school fight pages and violent videos shared on the platforms.
Aussies’ budget crunch takes a dangerous turn
Australians are skimping on insurance cover, hunting for share-houses and driving cars into ground as the cost-of-living crisis stretches into its third year.
Toddler missing from Sydney childcare centre found
A toddler who prompted a desperate search when she disappeared from a childcare facility in Sydney’s south has been found safe and well.
Small-time drugs users to dodge court under Minns government reform
Under new two-strike laws enacted in February, the Minns government will allow illicit drug users caught with small amounts of drugs to escape the court system or any penalty by opting to listen to a health professional on the phone for an hour.
How renewable energy zones will increase annual power bills by $58
NSW is rolling out five renewable energy zones. So far one project is producing power. But already, administration costs of $110m have been foist on NSW households and small businesses via electricity bills. And that’s just the start.
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