First look: Church vows $19m college won’t be an ‘eyesore’
Plans for a college with 175 theology students, a library and cafe are planned for worshippers in Sydney’s south, where they belong to one of the largest Coptic communities outside Egypt.
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State MP turns back time in 1979 V8
Roy Butler’s 1979 Ford FC LTD is not your usual politician’s car.
Surprise amount of beer Aussies drank last year
As the beer tax becomes a bigger political issue, it’s been revealed how much beer Australians consumed last year.
Party’s over: SES teams sent in to warn Byron as Alfred stalks coast
The SES has sent in emergency teams to Byron Bay to warn the town – especially tourists – of Cyclone Alfred’s predicted impact.
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Sydney surfers face super swell warning as Alfred looms
Warnings are in place for much of the NSW east coast as Tropical Cyclone Alfred nears, with huge swells already recorded at Bondi, Newcastle and Cronulla.
Live Sydney news: Second nurse charged over anti-Semitic video posted online
The 27-year-old male nurse from Bankstown Hospital who was involved in an anti-Semitic video posted online has been charged by police over the incident.
Delivery drivers persons of interest in whopping weed crop find
Delivery drivers may be able to assist authorities as they investigate a cannabis farm worth over $8m and a “cleared out” living quarters found on the state’s Mid-North-Coast. Here’s what we know.
Why you’re slugged $130k per week for ‘legal advice’ on tolls
The Daily Telegraph can reveal that the Minns government’s sluggish attempts to reform the toll network have now cost taxpayers more than $8 million.
Attempted coup: Petition to turf ATC boss falls over
An attempted coup against Australian Turf Club chairman Peter McGauran by opponents of his plan to sell Rosehill Racecourse has collapsed in disarray.
Clients at Sydney cosmetic clinic potentially exposed to HIV
NSW Health has urged clients of the Ketthip Clinic in Sydney’s CBD to get tested for blood borne viruses due to breaches of skin penetration protocols by an unregistered practitioner.
‘Christchurch 2.0’: Teen arrested over alleged mosque massacre threat
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in Western Australia after allegedly threatening to carry out a “Christchurch 2.0” mass shooting at a mosque in Sydney’s west.
Just one major road to airport city will be completed on time
The NSW Government has identified 16 “major road infrastructure” projects which are needed to service the Aerotropolis. Only one will be done by 2027.
Council spends $30k on legal advice over Indigenous heritage law call on road
Blayney Shire Council fears it could breach Indigenous heritage laws simply by maintaining a public road captured within the federal Environment Minister’s 11th-hour ban on a proposed gold mine site in the state’s Central West.
‘Laughing gas’ may have caused explosion at Sydney home
Authorities are investigating whether “laughing gas” caused a southern Sydney explosion that has left a man fighting for life in hospital.
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