Monica Saunders-Weinberg, in her first year spearheading the Gold Dinner — Sydney’s highest profile charity event — has broken two decades of tradition to bring men onto the committee.
“I have no bad days, if someone is giving me the s**ts I knock them out,” the country’s third richest man said.
It’s significance to Sydney has been compared to the Harbour Bridge. Here’s all you need to know about the $7.3 billion Sydney Metro northwest ahead of its opening today.
The city’s leaders had five years to keep their most prized possession, but ultimately, the Parramatta Eels had to look elsewhere for a better deal.
IN Svalbard, just 1000km from the North Pole, where the temperature can be 30 below, they breed the people and the polar bears tough. This is how they survive.
BONDI TV presenter Barry Du Bois once fell 14m off his partially built penthouse, bounced off the building next door and onto a concrete walkway. He injured himself badly but it wasn’t his first taste of mortality. And it certainly wasn’t his last.
HUNDREDS of residents have vented frustrations after it was revealed the White Bay precinct — once earmarked as a technology hub — will now be used as a major construction site for the $14 billion Western Harbour Tunnel and Beaches link.
THE world’s hottest stars have hit the Met Gala red carpet. This is the best and worst of their controversial and revealing outfits. SEE THE PHOTOS.
THE COMMUNITY has one day to comment on a masterplan for 3500 homes, a school and other community facilities in the Ivanhoe Estate in Macquarie Park.
CHILDREN from a low socio-educational background are being sidelined from access to Penrith Selective High School while other students are reporting increased cases of mental health issues, self-harm and even suicide.
THE Animal Justice Party is calling on The Hills Shire Council to ban the use of exotic animals in circuses on council land as other Sydney councils have done.
A PLAN to surround Wahroonga Adventist School with hundreds of apartments has outraged residents — but the Adventist Group won’t support the community’s battle.
THE BATTLE for the $3 billion masterplanned community at the Castle Hill Showground precinct isn’t over — despite the Hills Shire Council decision to deny the proposal.
As part of a wide-ranging interview, Manly chief executive Lyall Gorman has broken his silence on the Sea Eagles’ dramas by strongly dismissing suggestions the club is in turmoil.
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