Erskineville
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- Crime
Teens’ inner west joyride ends in crash, Porsche lands on bed
Two boys,14, have been changed, and four teens arrested after a police pursuit in Erskineville, while two vehicles crashed into homes in separate incidents.
- Amber Schultz and Kayla Olaya
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Epping buyer bids against himself to buy North Ryde house for $2,050,000
An Epping buyer was the only active bidder at auction on Saturday for a three-bedroom house in North Ryde that was guided at $2 million.
- Kristy Johnson
The last inner Sydney suburbs where houses cost under $2m
Popular inner suburbs are being hit by a rush of potential buyers, eager to snare a home before any more rate cuts.
- Sue Williams
Inner west man charged over alleged hate graffiti spree
A 21-year-old man has been charged with more than 50 offences relating to spray-painting in Newtown and Erskineville.
- Sally Rawsthorne
How an artist turned a tiny two-bedder into an award-nominated family home
The clever build has multi-functional rooms, depending on the time of day or who is in the house, and a light box on top.
- Kristy Johnson
‘We will end up like Green Square’: Erko goes berserko over one extra storey
Dozens of objections to an additional level and baroque roof at a massive redevelopment in Erskineville have revealed fears the suburb will turn into Zetland or Waterloo.
- Michael Koziol
Doctor buys lavish $7.1 million Strathfield home with 10-car basement
The home also features five bedrooms and a pool, and a collection of well-to-do bidders contested the auction.
- Carmen Forward
Young couple beats 14 others to splash $3.2m on trend-defying red brick house
The home was in a local heritage conservation area, not traditionally as popular, but had features that proved a standout.
- Tawar Razaghi
Lane Cove investment property bought in 1990 for $250,000 sells for $3.5 million
Eleven buyers – a mix of young families and developers, who were eyeing it for its knock down potential – registered to bid. But one group didn’t even get a look in.
- Tawar Razaghi
- Opinion
- City life
Sydney’s most controversial public toilet. A constipated story
If it’s this hard for a council to build a single public toilet on land it owns, what hope do we really have of fixing housing, infrastructure, transport and the myriad other challenges facing our city?
- Michael Koziol
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