Sydney
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Hero cop saves boy, 14, after fatal jet-ski accident
Two boys, aged 14 and 15, were thrown into the water after a jet-ski they were riding hit an obstacle in the Georges River on Tuesday evening.
- Josefine Ganko and Kayla Olaya
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- Architecture
From Black Hawks to $2 pool noodles: Inside the new Anzac Hall
Engineering and architectural nous is behind the controversial expansion of the Australian War Memorial, which will include helicopters, armoured vehicles and an F/A-18A Hornet.
- Julie Power
Giraffe and unborn calf die in latest Sydney Zoo tragedy
Several animals have suddenly died at the zoo in recent years, including a chimpanzee and bull sharks.
- Josefine Ganko
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- Newtown
Why this perpetually busy restaurant is one of Sydney’s most meaningful dining experiences
Cafe Paci might have the look and feel of a bistro, but the food tells a more complex story.
- Myffy Rigby
El Jannah’s new store redraws Sydney’s ‘Red Rooster Line’
Sydney isn’t just divided by postcodes – it’s also split by charcoal chicken chains. Now, the rapidly expanding Lebanese business, launched in Granville in 1998, has pushed well past the boundary.
- Erina Starkey
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- Australia votes
The 151 ballots that the NSW Liberals say should overturn the Bradfield result
In her High Court petition, Gisele Kapterian says some ballot papers were wrongly rejected in the final recount, while others were incorrectly allowed.
- Alexandra Smith
Commuters face at least another eight-month wait for new metro line opening
The state government is reluctant to commit to an opening date due to the complexity of converting a heavy rail line in Sydney’s south to one for metro trains.
- Matt O'Sullivan
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- Missing person
A Sydney chef checked out of a Surry Hills hotel. He was never seen again
Simon Knight left the hotel by bike, withdrew $500 from the bank then “disappeared off the face of the earth”.
- Josefine Ganko
Inside the Chinatown museum that after four years and millions of dollars never opened
Scuffed walls, exposed ceilings and plastic chairs attest to little progress at the Museum of Chinese in Australia.
- Jessica Yun
Janet Dawson was told to ‘stick to one’ thing. Instead, she broke all the rules
Australia’s art maverick, Janet Dawson, finally gets her spotlight.
- Gabriella Coslovich
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