Acing it: Secrets of the pet detectives
Pet detective Jo-Anne Wright is the stuff of naughty canine and feline nightmares – and the woman of desperate owners’ dreams.
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Greens’ push to ban council prayers
Faith leaders have united to oppose a controversial call to axe prayers at Sydney’s oldest council.
$24k in one day: A Ruddy big party bill
Australia’s Ambassador to the US billed Aussie taxpayers $24,000 in a single day for formal dinners, breakfasts, morning teas and a reception at his Washington DC digs. See the list of expenses here.
Calls to beef-up security in Sydney hot spots after US attacks
Experts are calling for a review of Sydney’s counter-terrorism measures in the wake of a horror week of bloodshed in the US, singling out a few hot spots they say need urgent attention.
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‘Rush of blood to the head’: Minns accepts apology from f-bomb MP
Premier Chris Minns has accepted the apology of a Labor MP who swore at a Nationals MPs in front of primary school children that he had been escorting around Parliament House.
‘Second class’ neighbours: Crowded suburb lashes out at masterplan
A masterplan to transform a major Sydney sports hub into a thriving suburb has drawn criticism from residents of a neighbouring suburb still crippled with a shortfall of services.
Cops’ new powers to bring youth knife crime under control
Western Sydney’s youth knife crime crisis is showing no signs of abating, the latest figures reveal, with new laws giving police extra search powers to come into effect this summer.
Locked out: No return date for residents after electrical fire
Residents and businesses have ‘no idea’ when they can return home or resume trade after fire ripped through a southern Sydney building caused by an electrical ‘malfunction’. Here’s what we know.
Coffs Harbour’s sweeping ‘Central Park’ upgrade complete
Coffs Harbour has opened an impressive new public space which has even drawn comparisons with New York’s famed Central Park. Find out more about the regional hub’s new playground.
‘About time’: Key change to Sydney nightlife a step closer
Sydney is a step closer to matching the nightlife of some of the world’s biggest cities, with young people saying it’s “about time”.
Meet the dog that taught himself to skateboard
Sydney couple Greg and Dany Denaro bought a bulldog for their “gentle and quiet lifestyle.” What they ended up with was a “tireless nut-case” who taught himself to skateboard.
‘Where is it?’: Gov slammed on $25m emergency precinct promise
The whereabouts of a $25m emergency facility announced for a south coast region severely impacted by the Black Summer fires has been raised … and governments grilled over the issue. Here’s the latest.
Power back on in Broken Hill after 10-day wait
Powerless for more than a week, residents of the far-west NSW city of Broken Hill finally have the lights back on after struggling to survive with constant electricity outages since October 17.
‘Toughest thing I ever went through’: Kristina’s story of survival
Kristina Schamberger was a 28-year-old bodybuilder with a new business — who had left her family in Germany behind start a new life in Australia — when the battle of her life began.
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