What’s happening this summer in Sydney
Sydney is heating up just in time for a great array of events and experiences this summer.
NSW
Train delays after controversial ETU industrial action
Sydney train services have been delayed for up to 10 minutes between Redfern and the CBD due to controversial industrial action by the Electrical Trades Union.
Illawarra’s top performing NAPLAN schools revealed
The top performing schools on the Illawarra for NAPLAN have been revealed, with data showcasing the best primary and secondary schools on the coast.
South East NSW’s top performing NAPLAN schools revealed
The top performing schools across South East NSW for NAPLAN have been revealed, with data showcasing the best primary and secondary schools on the coast.
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Getaway car torched after gangland execution
A suspected getaway car was torched after a man was shot dead in Sydney’s west overnight.
Latrell Mitchell leaves Souths HQ after meeting with the board
Rabbitohs star Latrell Mitchell leaves the Souths Sydney HQ after addressing the club board
‘Not like before’: Sydney’s ‘Little Italy’ struggles
DTTV chats to Leichhardt locals about ‘Little Italy’ back in the day.
Model sent ‘death threats’ before tragedy at Sydney brewery
A young model found dead in the bathroom of a popular Sydney brewery had been receiving death threats in the weeks prior, her father has revealed.
Company’s hilarious response after parking shocker call-out
A bad parking page ousted the haphazard parking of a Brisbane-based company’s car – you’ll never guess their response.
‘Same old Bizza’: To’o on fifth straight NRL Grand Final
Brian To’o speaks ahead of the NRL Grand Final
Spiritual scammers target elderly Asian women
Scammers are targeting elderly Chinese women in a string of “spiritual scams”, stripping victims of hundreds of dollars and precious jewellery.
Buttroses come together to mourn family matriarch
Fadi Ibrahim and Maria Venuti were among several Sydney identities at the funeral of Elizabeth Buttrose, farewelled on what would have been her 79th birthday.
Sydney businesses in lurch after major construction firm goes bust
Small businesses who worked on the roof of Western Sydney Airport are stuck in limbo after a major construction firm went bust. They are now pleading with the PM for help.
Sydney council’s Labor-Liberal alliance risks ‘alienating’ voters
Backroom negotiations between Labor and Liberal councillors to share power on a southern Sydney council will risk alienating voters who put their trust in the major parties, according to a fellow councillor.
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