Celeb hotspot taken out by huge wave
One of Sydney’s most iconic sites has been destroyed after a “hazardous” and “scary” swell smashed parts of the city, causing widespread damage.
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Men bashed and robbed after falling victim to fake profiles
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Decade-high motorcycle death toll sparks road safety roundtable
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Teal MP’s posters pulled after complaint
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Stars of two of the world’s biggest TV shows hit Sydney
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Squash legend wins campaign for new Sydney public courts
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Hopoate: ‘I don’t have a temper unless some d***head ticks me off’
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80-plus homes for seniors floated in leagues club’s $40m plans
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Minns government spends money to save it in Utopia-style ‘farce’
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