Pyrmont
Developer to launch audacious bid for the old Sydney Fish Market
The move will create more drama for the government as it prepares to open new state-of-the-art premises next door.
- by Harriet Alexander
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Guilty verdict after woman’s horrifying rape ordeal inside The Star
A jury has found Joel Fitzpatrick Burtt repeatedly sexually assaulted the woman inside the hotel in Pyrmont in 2022.
- by Sarah McPhee
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Courts
‘I hit her four times in the head’: Accused rapist claims he struck woman in retaliation at The Star
Joel Fitzpatrick Burtt has told his trial he had consensual sex with a woman at the hotel before they argued, claiming she hit him before he pushed and hit her.
- by Sarah McPhee
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Courts
Byron Bay man allegedly raped, bashed woman at The Star
Joel Nathan Fitzpatrick Burtt has admitted to punching the woman in the head but denies multiple counts of sexual intercourse without consent, a Sydney jury has heard.
- by Sarah McPhee
Sydney light rail line knocked out by fallen tree
The light rail line between Dulwich Hill and Central remains blocked at Pyrmont.
- by Ben Cubby
Does the building site across the road sound too loud? It probably is
The residents across the road from the Sydney Fish Market have learnt the hard way that the noise assessment process for construction work is deeply flawed.
- by Harriet Alexander
First home buyer nabs Rockdale house for less than sellers’ asking price
The young woman outbid six other registered buyers on the home.
- by Tawar Razaghi
Review
Salumeria Norcino
‘The best sandwich I’ve eaten all year’: Meaty spot enlivens a dead patch of Pyrmont
I’m a big fan of everything Salumeria Norcino – jack of all trades, master of salumi – is trying to do.
- by Callan Boys
It’s been a quarry, a depot and a dump. Soon hundreds will call this inner-city site home
The Pyrmont development has reignited debate about what to do with the dog track across the road.
- by Michael Koziol
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Development
Big stink at the fish market as ‘greedy’ tenants drag out design stoush
A former fish market boss says the new billion-dollar taxpayer funded building is destined to become a white elephant: “You don’t need the Taj Mahal to flog dead fish.”
- by Harriet Alexander
‘Deplorable behaviour’: Landlord ordered to repay tenant in scathing judgment
A dispute over a faulty oven and broken dimmer switches rapidly escalated into a “retaliatory and unlawful” eviction notice.
- by Michael Koziol
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