‘Pickleball arena’ plan lobs for historic Sydney industrial complex
Plans have lobbed for a proposed $900,000 “pickleball arena” to help accommodate the popular racquet-based sporting craze on Sydney’s northern beaches.
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Minns edges ahead as Coalition slides in the polls
The NSW Labor government has regained popularity after taking a beating in the polls over the last year, while the still popular Chris Minns has taken a slight dip as preferred premier.
How baby blues kill bush push
Unless a regional maternity care crisis is fixed fast, bush towns are going to wither and even die because they won’t be able to attract a new generation of families from the city.
Metro vs Sydney Trains: The great divide revealed
The Daily Telegraph put the Metro and Sydney Trains to the test this week to see if Sydneysiders prefer efficiency over comfort during their morning peak-hour commute.
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Libs work with Latham to reform sexual harassment definition
NSW Opposition IR spokesman Damien Tudehope has called on Mark Latham to apologise to women he photographed in parliament and disparaged – but will still support his amendments tightening the definition of sexual harassment in the workplace.
Hand cut off: Machete attack accused fronts court for first time
A man accused of a brutal machete attack which allegedly resulted in the victim’s hand being cut off has appeared in court for the first time after he was deemed too unwell to consent to a forensics procedure.
Have your say: Should shark nets be taken down early?
Have your say in our reader poll, including a question about when shark nets should be removed from our beaches.
Cops probe keyless entry theory after stolen cars used in Fendi ram raid
A stolen SUV was used to smash into a high-end retail store where tens of thousands of dollars of handbags were taken. Cops are probing whether the keyless entry systems of cars were compromised.
Show me the money: Cash crusader steps up parking stoush
A South Coast law student dubbed the ‘cash crusader’ who is protesting his university’s campus-wide cashless parking system has bolstered his battle in court, with a hearing date set to argue that cash is legal tender and therefore, cannot be refused.
Arrest after chase sparked by rammed cop car, assault: Police
A 42-year-old man is in custody after allegedly assaulting a woman, ramming a police car and sparking an early morning pursuit across the Central Coast in which he was shot at by an officer.
‘Scum’: Truckie memorial thieves ‘can’t get any lower’
Family and friends of a beloved Mid-North Coast truckie who died in a fiery highway crash have been left devastated after part of his roadside memorial was stolen, labelling the opportunistic thieves as “scum”.
Eatery owner’s desperate plea as venue allegedly broken into twice in a day
A restaurant owner has been left in despair after her venue suffered two alleged break-ins only hours apart following a string of previous robberies – with thieves even taking a cancer charity donation box.
Firefighters contain chemical blaze at Sydney factory
A late-night fire involving 50 large chemical containers triggered a major hazmat response in southwest Sydney.
‘Happy to pay for it’: WhatsApp messages expose cheating scam
WhatsApp messages have exposed a cheating racket where international students are paying thousands to have assignments written for them.
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