What the heck is Dubai chocolate and why are pistachios pricier?
They’re calling it green gold. From pancakes to brownie bars, Sydney cafes are giving classics a “Dubai chocolate” twist. Farmers and small businesses are reaping the rewards.
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Nightmare Alley: Alleged CBD drug den sold
Batemans Bay CBD operators have blamed a derelict building for a growing crime wave, and say workers have endured threats, break-ins and assaults at the hands of junkies. Now, the fearful workers may have a lifeline.
Sydneysiders, tourists still being shortchanged by airport taxi rort
Sydney Airport travellers are still being ripped off by taxi drivers, a Saturday Telegraph spot check has revealed, prompting calls to act on sweeping recommendations – including a fare cap.
‘Fun police’: Popular takeaway coffee van in council stoush
Whinging from one narky local has prompted a Sydney seaside council to ban a popular outdoor coffee caravan’s ‘dangerous’ tables and chairs. See how the owner reacted.
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Hunt’s NRL changeover complete with $2.35m sale of Sydney home
Ex-Dragon Ben Hunt has removed his last ties to Sydney after his move back to the Brisbane Broncos, offloading his home in the Shire.
The Hembrow sisters: Australia’s answer to the Kardashians?
Hembrow sisters Tammy, Amy and Emilee — already Australia’s most famous social media entrepreneurs — have mooted a kardashian-style reality TV show based on their lives.
Why celeb chef Matt Moran bought a pub in a tiny NSW town
Celebrity chef Matt Moran has cooked for the likes of Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin, but one of his proudest achievements is ownership of a pub in a town with a population of just 200. Here’s why.
‘Too easy’: Alarm as weight loss jabs prescribed online in minutes
Doctors and health experts have raised “grave concerns” about the ease of weight loss drugs being doled out online within minutes of telehealth consultations, warning it could have fatal consequences.
Serial murderer dubbed the ‘Lonely Hearts Killer’ dies in jail
A serial killer who committed at least four murders, including three within a few weeks in 1974, has died in a Sydney hospital.
Health snapshot: NSW is fitness mad, but addicted to fast food
NSW is home to some of the most committed cardio junkies in the nation – but while we strive to maintain good exercise routines, a few bad habits are letting us down
Party on: NSW music festivals saved with $2.2m lifeline
Five of the biggest and best music festivals in NSW have been saved by a $2.2m funding package from the state government. Did your favourite festival make the cut?
Nova’s plea: Join us and take a stand against hatred
Olympian Nova Peris and 12 other prominent Aussies have backed a new campaign urging all Australians to stand up together to restore the peaceful harmony that makes us the envy of the world.
Did Asian crime lords order kidnap killing that’s shocked Sydney?
Detectives investigating the savage abduction and killing of a woman and beating of an eight year old child in Sydney’s south west have launched a massive manhunt for the evil perpetrators of a crime that’s horrified the city.
Con jobs: Aussies target of WFH ad scam
The Australian Federal Police have warned of an aggressive scam targeting people looking for flexible, remote or part-time work. Find out what to look out for.
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