Plea to weary royals: take a peak at Everest
Touching down on Friday night after a gruelling 24 hour flight from London – admittedly spent in First Class – the 75-year-old was hoping for a day off. But Sydney has other ideas.
Stephen Rice
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Lehrmann book ‘not authorised’ by Justice Lee, says court
The Federal Court says judge Michael Lee did not approve his Lehrmann defamation judgment becoming a $36.99 book and warns publisher bears responsibility for any impact on appeals.
Jews ‘a death cult’: more slurs engulf restaurant scene
The owner of upmarket Bistro St Jacques in Sydney’s inner-city Redfern has horrified customers by posting an image of an Israeli soldier as a blood-dripping pig, describing Jews as a ‘death cult’.
Nomad founder ‘acted suspiciously’ at synagogue
Al Yazbek ‘will go to an ashram in India’ as it is revealed he was found with water bombs at a Bondi synagogue in Sydney in 2014 and later removed by police from a large Jewish rally in the city.
‘Most hated man’: Lehrmann bid to appeal rape finding
Bruce Lehrmann is returning to court in a bid to appeal against the finding that he raped Brittany Higgins – but without stumping up a $200,000 surety or paying Network Ten’s $2m legal costs.
Charged Nomad owner may be in strife with Jewish landlord
Al Yazbek’s famed Nomad restaurant in Sydney is in a building owned by a prominent Jewish family who are reportedly upset over allegations he held a Nazi sign at a pro-Palestine rally.
Nazi sign charge leaves Nomad restaurant empire future in doubt
The Nomad hospitality group is in crisis after charges were laid against founder Al Yazbek for allegedly holding a Nazi sign at a pro-Palestine rally, with patrons and corporate clients cancelling bookings as it emerges one of Yazbek’s top head chefs is an Israeli-born Jew.
High profile restaurateur charged over Nazi sign at pro-Palestine protest march
Alan Yazbek, the owner of famous hatted restaurants Nomad in Sydney and Melbourne’s Reine & La Rue, has been revealed as the protester arrested after allegedly holding up a swastika sign at a pro-Palestine rally.
Premier hits out at ‘serial protester’ as bill soars past $5m
Police must have the power to reject repeated protests, NSW Premier Chris Minns says, attacking the leader of the weekly pro-Palestine rallies as a ‘professional demonstrator’.
Accountant charged in dummy director scheme
The alleged mastermind of a scheme in which a NSW caravan park resident with no assets became owner of more than 20 companies has been charged with multiple criminal offences.
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