6000 jobs at risk as NSW smelter nears collapse
Rio Tinto’s mammoth Tomago aluminium smelter is reportedly close to collapse, putting some 6000 jobs at risk.
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Real estate fraudster expected to return from US to face justice
After more than a decade, disgraced former Byron Bay real estate agent Sarah Dougan is still in the US and has lost an appeal to be sentenced remotely. Now, she may be finally be brought to justice.
‘Don’t be fooled’: Secret email exposes flaw in Moore Park plan
While Chris Minns has vowed part of his Moore Park plan is to build more sporting infrastructure, a senior bureaucrat has urged sports codes they should not be “fooled”.
Heated pools, arts halls, zip lines: Elite Sydney schools’ splashing cash
Climbing towers and zip lines, rooftop tennis courts, Olympic-sized swimming pools and arts halls. Here are the latest projects and cash splashes for Sydney’s most elite private schools.
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Albo’s WFH policy a winner with women
Peter Dutton’s pledge to get workers back to the office has proven to be a dead weight for the Coalition, with a new poll showing voters — particularly women — prefer Anthony Albanese’s WFH approach.
Scully launches war on council ‘typos’ delaying new homes
With the state in the grip of severe housing shortages, the Minns government has intervened to stop development applications being delayed by ‘typos’ and ‘spellos’.
$500k cyberattack, check your super now
Four people have lost $500,000 in a major cyberattack that targeted Australian super funds and didn’t just steal money.
‘Disgusting’: Police investigate political ‘smear campaign’
A Liberal Party campaign truck was smeared with faeces on Wednesday night. Police have been called, while both major parties have condemned the incident.
Trial date set for driver after fatal pile up in Sydney’s northwest
An SUV driver who was allegedly behind the wheel when a 61-year-old woman was killed in a crash in Sydney’s northwest will stand trial.
‘SUVs are killers’: Plan to charge big car owners higher parking fees
A Sydney council will consider charging owners of oversized SUVs and RAMs with higher parking fees as much as $25 per hour in a climate-conscious move to tackle air pollution and road safety.
‘Six weeks of isolation’: Regional NSW hit with dire flood warnings
Residents in parts of regional NSW face worsening flood conditions as SES deploys helicopters to deliver essential supplies, warning flood levels may approach those seen in historical disasters.
Popular Redfern pub to reopen after revamp
The doors of a popular Redfern pub will swing back open at the end of April with a revamped interior and fresh menu.
Three new schools for western Sydney suburb announced
A southwest Sydney suburb will soon receive three new educational facilities including a brand new high school, making it the second public high school for the region.
Jury find former A-League player not guilty of sexual assault
A jury has taken less than three hours to deliver a verdict in the trial of a former professional A-League player accused of sexual assault.
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