Evil toll under the bridge: Labor sneakily rips $1.9m from motorists
Motorists have been slugged $1.9 million in fees after the Minns government backflipped on a pre-election pledge to scrap “sneaky” admin charges for drivers without e-tags.
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Full list: All the people charged in Port Botany drug bust
Seven men have been charged with drug importation offences following a Multi Agency Strike Team (MAST) investigation into trusted insiders importing illicit drugs into Sydney. See the full list of charges below.
Surprising drawcard emerges as dark horse for Vivid Sydney
Sydneysiders and visitors from across the globe are being drawn by the lights but staying for one world-class scene, fuelling a major comeback for the event from last year.
Perfect plate for the perfect price
This local club is setting the schnitzel stereotype aside, boasting an affordable fine dining menu as part of the annual Perfect Plate competition.
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Named: Ex-rescue volunteer on ‘fake cop’, weapons charges
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NRL’s astonishing latest push in bid to go global
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Developer given go ahead to bulldoze former Sydney RSL club
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Our readers back Baker-Finch on Moore Park
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Controversies that rocked Sydney’s most elite private schools
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‘Simply outrageous’: Labor’s super tax slammed
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‘Reimagined’: Seafood eatery to open at waterfront tourist hub
A new waterfront seafood eatery — featuring ‘reimagined’ menu classics — is set to open its doors at a historic Sydney tourist hub.
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