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The two giant overlapping tunnels that pass metres apart below Sydney

The two giant overlapping tunnels that pass metres apart below Sydney

Six giant road headers are working around the clock to dig the first new road crossing of Sydney Harbour in 30 years.

  • by Megan Gorrey

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‘One bad decision’: Motorcycle deaths reach 10-year high
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‘One bad decision’: Motorcycle deaths reach 10-year high

One in five fatal crashes on NSW roads this year has involved the death of a biker or their passenger, prompting warnings for both motorists and bikers.

  • by Mary Ward
‘Brunch and wellness’ to drive major shake-up of NSW tourism strategy
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‘Brunch and wellness’ to drive major shake-up of NSW tourism strategy

The government’s ambitious goal of increasing visitor spending to $91 billion relies on building 40,000 new hotel rooms and adding millions of airline seats by 2035.

  • by Michael Koziol
Coffee at 3am? The plan to make NSW more convenient for shift workers

Coffee at 3am? The plan to make NSW more convenient for shift workers

Sydney’s “night mayor” has been focused on reviving the city’s nightlife. Now he is shifting his attention to the state’s growing 24-hour workforce.

  • by Megan Gorrey
Swapping the Opera House for an oyster farm: new direction for Sydney tourism
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Swapping the Opera House for an oyster farm: new direction for Sydney tourism

A review of NSW’s tourism strategy will recommend the state government adopts an “experience-led” approach.

  • by Mary Ward
NSW drivers to be tracked in average speed camera plan
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NSW drivers to be tracked in average speed camera plan

A trial of point-to-point speed cameras in NSW has triggered an angry response from regional MPs who have derided it as a cash grab.

  • by Christopher Harris and Max Maddison
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‘Deeply concerned’: NSW government weighs in on Swillhouse allegations

‘Deeply concerned’: NSW government weighs in on Swillhouse allegations

But Night-Time Economy Minister John Graham stopped short of backing a federal Labor MP’s boycott of the Sydney restaurant group’s venues.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn
Venues given extended trading hours for Olympics

Venues given extended trading hours for Olympics

The NSW government has granted extended trading hours to licensed venues showing major events live from the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

  • by Sam McKeith
Why light rail would turn Parramatta Road into the next George Street

Why light rail would turn Parramatta Road into the next George Street

Three Sydney mayors are throwing their support behind plans to transform downtrodden Parramatta Road with a new light-rail line.

  • by Megan Gorrey
Stolen ballot boxes, corrupt officials: The fake information targeting NSW voters
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Stolen ballot boxes, corrupt officials: The fake information targeting NSW voters

Heard the one about election officials using hidden graphite under their fingernails to change your vote?

  • by Alexandra Smith
New ‘vibrancy’ reforms to avoid repeat of The Joey trading saga

New ‘vibrancy’ reforms to avoid repeat of The Joey trading saga

The Palm Beach restaurant’s hopes of nighttime dining were dashed after residents living half a kilometre away complained. A new law is set to avoid a repeat.

  • by Anthony Segaert

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