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‘It would be crazy’: Parents fight co-ed proposal for Sydney’s top-ranked schools
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‘It would be crazy’: Parents fight co-ed proposal for Sydney’s top-ranked schools

The state government has floated a proposal to make several public high schools across the northern beaches, Hornsby and Kogarah co-educational.

  • by Lucy Carroll

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The Sydney hospitals overspending by $9 million a month
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The Sydney hospitals overspending by $9 million a month

Staff at three Sydney hospitals have threatened to take industrial action unless the NSW government reverses job cuts they say will put patients at risk.

  • by Angus Thomson
The NSW Liberals have many problems but they are finally fixing one

The NSW Liberals have many problems but they are finally fixing one

The NSW Liberals have finally read the room. But their problems are not disappearing.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Hornsby Shire Council: What your candidates said

Hornsby Shire Council: What your candidates said

Voters will elect their mayor as well as nine councillors across three wards.

‘Inappropriate commercial interests’: Deputy mayor to leave Liberals over development concerns

‘Inappropriate commercial interests’: Deputy mayor to leave Liberals over development concerns

After a nightmare week when the party failed to nominate 132 candidates, Hornsby’s deputy mayor has called it quits to run as an independent.

  • by Max Maddison
Philip Ruddock ousted as Hornsby mayor, points finger at ‘property developer interests’

Philip Ruddock ousted as Hornsby mayor, points finger at ‘property developer interests’

The senior Liberal’s defeat in a preselection will almost certainly bring to a close his 50-year career in politics. He accused senior party members of orchestrating his demise.

  • by Max Maddison
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North shore council ordered to pay woman $283,000 over slip on mulch slope

North shore council ordered to pay woman $283,000 over slip on mulch slope

Kathie Beatrice Salman successfully sued a Sydney council after she rolled her ankle while moving from a bark surface to spongy rubber in a children’s playground.

  • by Michael Koziol
‘It has everything you need’: What it costs to live in the Sydney suburbs with the highest wellbeing

‘It has everything you need’: What it costs to live in the Sydney suburbs with the highest wellbeing

A suburb’s wellbeing was measured on several indicators such as health, environment, jobs and income – but it comes at a price.

  • by Elizabeth Redman and Tawar Razaghi
The nature escape just 45 minutes from the city

The nature escape just 45 minutes from the city

My family joined other refugees from the inner suburbs in search of a bigger house and an affordable mortgage. What we found was a home among the trees.

  • by Adam Bennett
‘Loved to death’: Parking woes spell trouble in paradise on the Hawkesbury

‘Loved to death’: Parking woes spell trouble in paradise on the Hawkesbury

Even on the far outskirts of Sydney, people can’t find a park. Now the issue has pitted mainlanders against river residents and torn apart a tight-knit community.

  • by Michael Koziol
Councils ask to repurpose golf courses, share school ovals for public sports

Councils ask to repurpose golf courses, share school ovals for public sports

The future of sprawling golf clubs is once again under the microscope as mayors in Sydney’s northern suburbs look for more open space.

  • by Michael Koziol

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