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Inner West Council is urging the Minns government to delay one of its signature housing policies,saying it can deliver the required density itself.
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Anthony D’Adam used a late-night speech to accuse NSW Police of using “fear and intimidation as a means of obtaining compliance” against pro-Palestinian protesters.
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Justin Stein broke down in a police interview after his fiancee’s nine-year-old daughter Charlise Mutten was reported missing,denying any involvement.
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Merrylands council chambers on Wednesday night,along with dozens of police officers and council security,as councillors gathered to debate a motion to reverse the ban.
A large Sydney council warns the shutdown will disrupt more than just the thousands of daily commuters.
Hundreds of thousands of Sydney households with solar panels but no home batteries will be penalised for exporting electricity to the network during the day.
Scientists are increasingly crossing over into comedy.
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The government pushed debate on the bill to the next parliamentary sitting in late June as Immigration Minister Andrew Giles faced off with the Coalition.
At last there’s some good news on US inflation that raises hopes of interest rate cuts. But the excitement might be premature.
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Azerbaijan had invited separatists from the French territories last year,resulting in a group whose stated aim is to support “French liberation and anti-colonialist movements”.
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Rents have skyrocketed,and rent assistance is set to go up in response. Even so,it’s slim pickings.
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Diversity,inclusion and plenty of khaki are key ingredients of the 2024 Paralympic team uniform to be unveiled at Australian Fashion Week.
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Perennial bridesmaid Xander Schauffele came agonisingly close to the first 61 ever recorded at a major in a blistering opening round at Valhalla Golf Club.
He’s in career-best form and in contention for a Dally M Medal,but the departing St George Illawarra star said he had been unsettled as far back as the pre-season.
Luke Parker has barely missed a game since making his debut for Sydney in mid-2011 – but he will spend a third consecutive week in the VFL due to the Swans’ incredible depth.
The buzz of the Women’s World Cup has been and gone,but another dose is coming,with official confirmation that the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup will be played in Australia.
The Eels halfback will run out of time to prove his fitness before the Origin series opener,while Tigers hooker Koroisau is hoping a rare hip injury doesn’t cruel his Blues’ aspirations.
The free-to-air TV broadcast stations are in a battle with pay television companies for sporting rights.
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