Odd bod group of yachts that could win Sydney to Hobart
They are the odd bod group of yachts that could well win the Sydney to Hobart including one named after a party loving Roman god and another after a waste management company.
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‘I was just another $25k’: Victims of school bullies speak out
Eight girls from Sydney’s Santa Sabina College tell of crying in the toilets, having lockers raided by other students, belongings scattered around the grounds in a culture of “bully or be bullied”.
Vote now: Sydney’s best Christmas lights competition
Homes across Sydney are twinkling with spectacular Christmas light decorations. VOTE NOW for the city’s best festive light display.
Train chaos: Mass delays amid Sydney rail strike
Sydney commuters are facing major disruptions on Sunday morning with more than 60 trains delayed amid the rail union’s industrial action.
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Woman’s despair after tobacconist firebombing destroys home
A woman living above a firebombed northern NSW tobacconist has been left devastated after the inferno ripped through her home, leaving her with “nothing but the clothes on her back”.
Revealed: ‘Dire’ reality of northern NSW housing crisis
From bad, to worse, to flat-out abysmal. That’s the current housing crisis situation from Byron Bay to the Qld-NSW border – and the statistics will alarm you.
Hunt for bungling gunman after gangland figure survives third shooting
A would-be assassin has clumsily set himself on fire while trying to burn a getaway car after a botched hit on an underworld figure in Sydney’s west.
Billionaire sells former Vaucluse love nest
The folly of tech billionaire Richard White’s brief love nest foray in Vaucluse was reinforced when his former property was sold at auction this week.
Jackie O’s on-air comments before entering rehab
Radio host Jackie O Henderson has admitted she secretly checked into rehab for drug and alcohol addiction. But here’s how she explained it at the time.
Revealed: Councillor’s plan to reduce south coast housing prices
A regional councillor has come up with an action plan to ease the housing affordability crisis impacting the NSW south coast. Here’s the latest.
Foodies feast as festival serves up favourites, new flavours
Throngs arrived hungry but departed the Parramatta Lanes food festival very satisfied thanks to more than 70 food stalls serving classic favourites, along with new flavours. Check out the photo gallery.
‘Not acceptable’: Tough laws to ban puppy farms
Mass production puppy farms, where sometimes hundreds of dogs are kept in cages and bred dozens of times, will soon be banned in new legislation to be introduced by the Minns government today.
Delays after snap strike on Sydney trains, T8 Line hit hardest
A snap strike lasting just five minutes early Thursday morning caused chaos on Sydney’s rail network, with extensive delays across some lines.
Tobacco sellers to require a licence
Retailers across the state will now only be able to sell tobacco products with a licence under new laws proposed by the Minns government.
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