Adam Haddow,director of Sydney architecture firm SJB,which dominated the awards,said that to be shortlisted was an honour as the awards were decided by his peers.
Fourteen programs - including six months of Friday night music in Erskineville - will create new “micro-precincts” across villages in the CBD and inner city.
The global chairman of outdoor advertising giant JCDecaux has made his first public comments since ending a 20-year contract with Sydney council.
One of Sydney CBD’s busiest streets will be transformed into a tree-lined boulevard under plans to widen footpaths for al fresco dining and add a separated cycleway.
A controversial ban on storing kayaks at Rushcutters Bay is being reconsidered after community backlash a week after residents were told they would have their watercraft impounded and charged $220 to retrieve them if they were not removed.
Controversial changes in 2014 that gave each business two votes have forced the council to bear the cost of maintaining a register of non-residential voters.
Plans to rip up and replace bus shelters,kiosks and billboards across Sydney have been pushed back again due to supply chain issues.
A lawyer and executive married to a former O’Farrell government minister is the Liberals’ frontrunner to take on Clover Moore in the city’s council elections,amid questions in the party about the government’s willingness to upset the lord mayor’s parliamentary ally.
The NSW government has approved plans requiring new developments to make financial or floor-space contributions towards new rental housing,but not everyone is happy.
A major revamp will come at a cost to businesses,commuters and the environment,with many kiosks and billboards headed for landfill.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott’s sister took to social media to reveal she would not stand for preselection so as to focus on her job as a media adviser for a petroleum company.