Three high-profile restaurants to close down at Sydney tourist hub
Three high-profile eateries at a busy Sydney tourist hub are closing down at the weekend, while another restaurant has just started welcoming diners at the same site.
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Man jailed for killing beloved father in highway crash
A heavily intoxicated driver who killed a beloved Central Coast father in a catastrophic head-on crash after veering onto the wrong side of the road has been sentenced to jail.
‘A bail-athon’: Ray Hadley unleashes on youth crime scourge
Veteran broadcaster Ray Hadley has unleashed on the recent uptick in youth crime, particularly in regional areas. Watch the video.
Bondi brewery closes doors owing millions in liabilities
A popular Bondi brewery mistakenly set alight in a shambolic firebombing has shut its doors after racking up millions in debt.
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Surprise racecourse Gai Waterhouse hasn’t been to in years
Gai Waterhouse has spearheaded the campaign to save Rosehill racecourse from a $5 billion sale – but the First Lady of Racing has not been trackside there for years.
Driver cut free, major delays: M1 reopens after serious 10-car crash
A truck driver has just been cut free after being seriously injured in a 10-car crash that temporarily shut down the M1 Pacific Motorway southbound north of Sydney, with traffic delays stretching for kilometres and detours in place.
Registered child sex offender’s fresh charge
A western Sydney man who was convicted of possessing child abuse material has landed before the courts again after police allegedly uncovered an image saved to a Google Drive.
Barber shop targeted in suspected arson attacks two nights in a row
A Merrylands barber shop has been targeted in two suspected arson attacks in as many nights, with police investigating whether a car involved in a high-speed chase is linked to the second fire. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Western Sydney University boss moved on in surprise shake-up
A surprise leadership shake-up at Western Sydney University has left one of the top bosses looking for a new job on Monday morning.
Sydney’s newest fashion festival spreads its WINGS
Channeling the spirit of London’s notorious 1980s Blitz Club, two Sydney creatives have launched a bold new festival to inject life back into the city’s underground creative scene.
Premier coy about potential tax hike on club pokies
Local clubs are bracing for a significant poker machine tax hike, with fears some venues may be slugged double their current rate to boost the upcoming state budget.
A budding business ahead of Mother’s Day
The Sydney Flower Market will be swamped as an estimated 300,000 people buy flowers this week in the lead up to Mother’s Day.
Two ministers axed in brutal internal Labor fights
Two high-profile Labor figures have been dumped following the party’s landslide win, which opened the door to factional wheeling-and-dealing.
Dutton breaks ‘graceful silence’ after Greens leader loses seat
The loss has prompted Opposition leader Peter Dutton to break his ‘graceful silence’ and launch an attack on the Greens.
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