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Anthony Segaert is a reporter covering urban affairs at the Sydney Morning Herald.

Justin Hemmes wants to turn this CBD block into a 24/7 venue. One problem: Jerry
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Justin Hemmes wants to turn this CBD block into a 24/7 venue. One problem: Jerry

Merivale has lodged initial plans for a huge entertainment precinct in the CBD, but some residents are fighting the plan, fearing they’ll be kicked out.

  • by Anthony Segaert

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Rail union suddenly drops major work bans ahead of NYE fireworks

Rail union suddenly drops major work bans ahead of NYE fireworks

The state’s main rail union dropped the work bans late on Monday, less than 18 hours before a critical hearing into the dispute.

  • by Matt O'Sullivan and Anthony Segaert
After years of construction and testing, Parramatta gets its light rail

After years of construction and testing, Parramatta gets its light rail

The service was behind scheduled and hit by major cost-blowouts, but that didn’t matter to the city’s first commuters on Friday morning.

  • by Anthony Segaert
HSC results 2024 as it happened: NSW year 12 students receive marks, ATARs

HSC results 2024 as it happened: NSW year 12 students receive marks, ATARs

The day has come. Join us as we celebrate the Class of 2024 as they receive their results this morning. Follow our live coverage.

  • by Anthony Segaert and Angus Thomson
Inside the island study camp where North Sydney Boys plotted their HSC success

Inside the island study camp where North Sydney Boys plotted their HSC success

On a warm November day last year, students took a train an hour north to the Hawkesbury River and boarded a creaky ferry to Milson Island. There, they built their ‘secret little academic weapon’.

  • by Christopher Harris and Anthony Segaert
North Sydney Boys goes back-to-back atop the HSC rankings

North Sydney Boys goes back-to-back atop the HSC rankings

The race between North Sydney Boys and James Ruse was close, while a private school has surged into third.

  • by Lucy Carroll, Nigel Gladstone, Christopher Harris, Nick Newling and Anthony Segaert
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The last Italian restaurant in Leichhardt’s Italian forum has sold
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The last Italian restaurant in Leichhardt’s Italian forum has sold

The sale of the restaurant – which will soon reopen under new owners – marks a sad milestone in the history of one of the inner west’s most peculiar developments.

  • by Anthony Segaert
No one wanted to fix this broken pipe outside Jane’s home – but now there’s some good news

No one wanted to fix this broken pipe outside Jane’s home – but now there’s some good news

Sydney Water and Northern Beaches Council both said it was not a matter for them, but there has been a major development.

  • by Anthony Segaert
Slower than the Notre-Dame rebuild: When will Parramatta’s light rail open?

Slower than the Notre-Dame rebuild: When will Parramatta’s light rail open?

Parramatta’s mayor says he’s been stonewalled by the government when trying to get information about the project’s completion.

  • by Anthony Segaert
What Harry Triguboff really thinks about local councils and Chinese migrants

What Harry Triguboff really thinks about local councils and Chinese migrants

The 91-year-old Meriton boss said council staff should be given bonuses if they approved more development applications before making incendiary remarks about Chinese migrants.

  • by Anthony Segaert
Five years and $4 billion later, the verdict on our new intercity trains

Five years and $4 billion later, the verdict on our new intercity trains

The shiny new interiors, replete with faux leather arm rests and charging ports, caused huge celebration along the Central Coast line on Tuesday morning.

  • by Anthony Segaert

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