Sydney trains halted after car left stranded on tracks during police pursuit
Trains along the Sydney T1 line were brought to a halt after a police pursuit ended with a car stranded on the train tracks.
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Ratepayers fork out $7m in five years on council squabbles
The 1866 code of conduct complaints made against councillors, general managers and council staff in the past five years include claims of cheese throwing and meowing like a cat. See how much money your council spent.
Taxpayer money dished out to Labor-linked law firms
Tens of millions of taxpayer dollars is being dished out to Labor-linked class action law firms under the Albanese government.
School Infrastructure chief probed on mate’s $3m payday
The ex-chief executive of the NSW Education Department’s school infrastructure arm has been forced to defend spending more than $3 million hiring a former workmate. Here’s what he said.
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This Sydney suburb is losing workers – and housing is to blame
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Matt and Kelly O’Brien said losing their 12-year-old Charlotte to suicide caused ‘unimaginable heartbreak’ which the family is now “channelling” to help other children suffering at the hands of bullies.
Libs chocolate stunt leaves locals sour
Scott Yung said he asked parents’ permission before handing out chocolates to kids. Locals say that is not true.
Caravan park win overshadowed by ‘racist’ comments
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‘Family fun’: Kinder Easter Trail launches at Sydney Zoo
This Easter holidays, Aussie families will have the chance to hop into a sweet adventure at one of Sydney’s most iconic hotspots.
Going Aussie to be money spinner for Star
Come in spinner – the new owner of The Star wants to bring back two-up has vowed to turn the Sydney casino’s focus from Asian whales to Aussie locals.
Coalition warns of Labor Greens $90b super tax bomb
A Labor Greens alliance would deliver a $90 billion per year superannuation “tax bomb” on young Australians by the time they retired, the Coalition has claimed.
‘My own country’: Protesters try to block Price from town hall
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Five inmates, prison officer injured in jailhouse brawl
Three prisoners have been taken to hospital, a prison officer injured and various weapons seized by police following a violent jail house brawl on Friday.
Not just for summer, Sydney steps forward as top winter destination
The harbour city has pitched itself as the place to be in the colder months with sporting events, world-class musicals and entertainment, and Sydney staples. See how you can make the most of the season.
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