$11m plan to revitalise dining precinct
A BUSTLING dining precinct — designed for rain, hail or shine — has been revealed as part of the multimillion-dollar revitalisation of a shopping centre in Sydney’s northwest.
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Revealed: First look at new town centre
THE new Eastlakes town centre development is set to grow by more than a third, plans released today reveal. Here is the first look at the new Eastlakes Live development.
‘Disgusted’: Students hit back over Anglican letter
ANGLICAN school alumni from across Sydney are “disgusted and outraged” by a letter from principals to all members of Federal Government, declaring schools should have the right to “employ staff who support the ethos of the school”.
Rise of Ray White property star Gavin Rubinstein
GAVIN Rubinstein was named the highest earner globally based on sales commissions at the Ray White franchise. He’d been the best performer in Australia for residential sales every year for the six years prior. Read his story, from humble beginnings to eastern suburbs glamour agent.
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We name the best Pies players from the past 125 years
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Trump’s most captivating moments
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Family makes Bullecourt pilgrimage
ANZAC Herbert Stanley Dyer survived the blood-soaked shores of Gallipoli, only to fall in the fields of northern France. Today, 100 years on, his descendants paid tribute.
Uncovering our biggest dinosaur mystery
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Changing Europe’s ‘jihadi capital’
IT was called the ‘jihadi capital’ of Europe, the suburb of Brussels that harboured terrorists who attacked France and Belgium. Now Molenbeek is fighting back.
Is Australia playing with fire?
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Take a tour of TRAPPIST1
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Unique Far North weather
PART THREE: Cyclones are a part of life in Far North Queensland. Weather enthusiast Jacob Grams tells of his passion for storm chasing and what makes weather in the Far North unique.
How cyclones affect the Far North
PART TWO: Cyclones are a part of life in Far North Queensland. What’s in store for us in the future and how we’re preparing. Cairns has been lucky to avoid direct hits, but how long can that luck last?
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