Tunnel-borers smash through 80 per cent of new Metro West line
Tunnel-boring machines Dorothy and Betty have smashed through solid rock at Clyde on the Metro West line, with more than 80 per cent of the tunnels for the project now completed.
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Homelessness advocates blast Minns government for housing reform go-slow
Homelessness advocates have slammed the Minns government for an “unacceptable” go-slow on short-term accommodation reform, saying the delay is exacerbating the state’s homelessness crisis.
Bride-to-be killed while riding e-scooter
A recently engaged Jessie Van Der Draay, 32, was riding home on an electric scooter when she was involved in a deadly crash in Lithgow.
No comment: PM refuses to weigh into China briefing PNG
Anthony Albanese has declined to discuss revelations by The Sunday Telegraph that the Papua New Guinean government was tipped off by China about looming warship operations in our region.
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Big name first retiree of Sydney to Hobart yacht race
The first big name is out of the Sydney to Hobart yacht race but it’s not one of the line honours contenders. Latest news
‘Common sense prevailed’: Restaurant’s court win after NIMBY row
A restauranter who won a court battle to allow his iconic Sydney northern beaches venue to stay open beyond 4pm has lamented the challenges the industry faces from “a few people with too much money and time on their hands”.
Wild times for Sydney to Hobart fleet in hectic first night
Friday night dinner in Hobart is on the cards for the fleet frontrunners if they can keep their yacht in one piece during a hectic first night of racing.
Glass bans, crowds restrictions considered after Bronte’s trashing
Waverley’s new mayor is considering crowd restrictions and glass bans to control future Christmas Day celebrations at Bronte Beach.
Stranger things: The year’s weirdest stories from Byron and beyond
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Bronte Beach trashed again by sea of Xmas backpackers
Bronte Beach has been left strewn with rubbish for the second year running after tens of thousands of backpackers partied on Christmas Day, leaving council workers scrambling to clean up the mess.
Pictures reveal ugly aftermath of infamous Sydney Christmas beach bash
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Tiger Shark found washed up on NSW beach
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Aussie households gambling $3.7b on Boxing Day sales
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‘It can get sketchy’: Sydney to Hobart sailors on high alert
Sailors are bracing for a fast but ottrid first night at sea in the Sydney to Hobart with warnings of boat and sail damage, storms and plummeting temperatures. Latest weather and news
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