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Catherine Naylor is regional affairs reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.

The most disaster-prone council in NSW says it has run out of cash

The most disaster-prone council in NSW says it has run out of cash

Residents face soaring rates to pay for the damage. Use our interactive map to see how your council compares.

  • by Catherine Naylor and Nigel Gladstone

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Nathan’s grand renovation dream had serious challenges. The answer was 1000km away

Nathan’s grand renovation dream had serious challenges. The answer was 1000km away

The multimillion-dollar Dawes Point home is one of Sydney’s oldest buildings. Its new owners had no idea of the complexities that lay ahead.

  • by Catherine Naylor
The $8m Byron Bay estate that’s now worth $800,000

The $8m Byron Bay estate that’s now worth $800,000

The property is a two-minute walk from the beach and is owned by a company linked to a legendary TV power couple.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Swimming pool opening times slashed by cash-strapped councils

Swimming pool opening times slashed by cash-strapped councils

Families across the state are facing a summer with less pool time and fewer swimming lessons, in a development that has experts worried.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Body found in search for popular Sydney horse breeder

Body found in search for popular Sydney horse breeder

Edwin Dobbin went missing from his home last month. Police have now discovered a body at a property north-west of Sydney, after charging another man with murder.

  • by Catherine Naylor and Nick Newling
Sydney man on way to work killed in horror crash

Sydney man on way to work killed in horror crash

Police say they were following a Holden sedan early on Tuesday morning when it smashed into a hatchback, killing the 49-year-old driver.

  • by Catherine Naylor
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Phone towers tumble in ‘incredibly dangerous’ spate of attacks

Phone towers tumble in ‘incredibly dangerous’ spate of attacks

In acts similar to those linked to anti-5G conspiracy theories, vandals have tampered with towers and put lives at risk.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Cameron once ate 18 democracy sausages in one day. Now he’s won an election

Cameron once ate 18 democracy sausages in one day. Now he’s won an election

Cameron Last is among the Gen Z councillors elected across Sydney for the next four years. Here’s how your council will look.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo, Nick Newling and Catherine Naylor
The forest survived devastating bushfires. Now it’s being bulldozed for holiday homes

The forest survived devastating bushfires. Now it’s being bulldozed for holiday homes

Houses in the popular coastal village sell for up to $4 million, with vacant blocks going for almost $1 million.

  • by Catherine Naylor
The $15m roundabout that ended a popular local brewery

The $15m roundabout that ended a popular local brewery

The craft brewer is closing down after losing almost $1 million in trade during roadworks after failing to secure compensation from the state government.

  • by Catherine Naylor
Single power pole on ‘zombie’ block paves way for waterfront development

Single power pole on ‘zombie’ block paves way for waterfront development

A prime block near Byron Bay may now be developed after its owner made a surprise discovery amid some old papers.

  • by Catherine Naylor

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