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The redevelopment has prompted fears it will decimate local shopping strips,create traffic congestion and be an eyesore.
The dam,which supplies the bulk of Sydney’s drinking water,is close to full capacity after days of persistent rain and will probably spill in the coming hours.
One in eight home sellers in the hardest-hit pocket of Sydney are motivated to get a deal done urgently as interest rates stay high.
Spiralling costs,high interest rates and lower spending are driving more businesses into insolvency.
Cash will be gone in just seven years time,but many of us are still trying to hold on to the past. It’s time we move forward and embrace it.
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First home buyers paid $790,000 for the oversized 1990s brick one-bedroom unit,beating 11 others to the quiet,walkable location.
A stunning display of the southern lights will be likely across the nation’s south thanks to an extreme geomagnetic storm.
The much-loved US entertainment presenter hosted his regular segment just hours before his death.
It might seem like your potential employer was discriminating against your youth,but the truth is probably more complex.
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The Rabbitohs improved on their performance in the second half but the Dragons were too strong. Follow the action.
It’s now or never for the Waratahs,whose finals hopes go on the line against a side they haven’t beaten in the past 12 meetings. Follow our live action.
After the carnage that has been the last few days,Michael Maguire has been in desperate need of some good news.
Donald Trump’s New York hush trial has heard the former president delivered precise instructions about the use of punctuation marks for his tweets.
More than 110,000 people have been forced to flee north as Israeli troops and Hamas militants clash on the outskirts of Rafah.
With rate cuts now not likely until next year,anyone who hasn’t already optimised their interest really ought to.
At fashion weeks across the globe,colour and trends are catalogued off the runway.
It’s no surprise to discover relatives who share similar looks. But parallel personality traits?
Yes,say counsellors and a surprising number of happy couples.
This is Nathan Cleary’s second injury to the same hamstring in as many months,and third such injury in a little more than a year.
Craig Fitzgibbon puts his own body through what few NRL coaches would even dream of. But is his famous work ethic finally turning the Sharks into heavyweights?
Ku-ring-gai Council is claiming the Minns government has broken the law with its plan for development in special transport hubs.
Almost 40 years after homosexuality was decriminalised in NSW,the Minns government has agreed to apologise to a generation of men who were treated appallingly.
Facing allegations of public masturbation,threatening sexual comments,stalking of women and girls,Geoffrey Postle has repeatedly been released despite police warnings.
Anthony Monteleone pulled up next to his ex-girlfriend’s car in a gym car park before allegedly tackling her to the ground and stabbing her.
More parents are missing school payments as they struggle with mortgage payments. Cashed-up baby boomers are here to help.
As a rising star,Australia’s first Muslim Test cricketer kept his thoughts in check. Then he found his voice – and used it.
From young professionals to grey nomads,more people are bouncing rent-free between strangers’ homes. Indeed,for some it’s a lifestyle choice.
It can be revealed a second man accused of a brutal attack on a Perth grandmother was released from detention when Peter Dutton was minister for home affairs.
Cashed-up Aesop founder and Canberra developer are selling hipster Sydney Road shops once owned by career criminal Tony Mokbel.
The announcement came only hours after Donald Trump suggested in a radio interview that the 18-year-old was among his political advisers.
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As investment strategies go,you could do a lot worse than to buy next door to the billionaire tech entrepreneur.
Looking for your next home? From waterfront luxury to a corner terrace with heritage charm,we’ve got you covered.
Some people begin to feel anxious behind the wheel after a car accident. For others,such fear strikes unexpectedly.
The insults and heartfelt affection between comic Deborah Vance (Jean Smart) and upstart writer Ava (Hannah Einbinder) continue with the return of the brittle comedy Hacks.
Once booed everywhere they went south of the border,Brisbane are winning over Sydneysiders – and one man is at the centre of the surge in support.
All eyes were on Latrell Mitchell for his return from suspension,but in the end St George Illawarra ran out comfortable 28-14 winners at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium.
Given this is Nathan Cleary’s second injury to the same hamstring in as many months,and third such injury in a little more than a year,Penrith are open to exploring options abroad.
With the goal of reducing stoppages and making rugby more appealing to fans,new laws and law trials have been announced. But some people aren’t happy.
The Knights centre terrorised the Tigers defence to inspire his side to a 20-14 triumph in Tamworth.
The Sydney Roosters coach concedes the signature of David Fifita will make it more difficult to retain form forward Angus Crichton.
It must be traumatic for any athlete to discover,three years on,that they competed at an Olympics against rivals who,very likely,shouldn’t have been there.