Long queues outside eastern Sydney pub a ‘serious lesson’ for NSW venues
Police were forced to disperse a crowd that formed outside The Golden Sheaf in Double Bay on Wednesday night, as the government cracks down on social distancing in venues.
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End of legal dogfight looms over the Horizon
Residents of one of Sydney’s most exclusive residential towers, the 260-apartment Harry Seidler-designed Horizon, are bracing themselves.
Jetstar blamed for Melbourne passengers leaving Sydney airport without COVID screening
Health officials scrambled through the night to reach 48 passengers who left Sydney airport without being screened, with the majority undergoing tests on Wednesday and three referred to the police.
Why can’t I eat at the kids’ table?
After eating at some of Sydney swankiest restaurants, I have come to the conclusion that ordering off the kids’ menu is where it’s at.
Dexus expands logistics footprint with $173.5m deal
Dexus has continued with its plan to increase exposure to the booming logistics sector with the acquisitions of two large sites in Sydney and Melbourne.
AMP’s new boss on the hunt for Sydney bolthole to match Mayfair digs
Boe Pahari has made a huge splash in his first week in the job, all while hanging on to his famous apartment in London’s Mayfair.
Rowell out for three months after opting for shoulder operation
Teenage sensation Matt Rowell will have surgery in Sydney early next week to repair the shoulder he dislocated in the opening minutes of Saturday’s game against Geelong
Man charged with murder after ‘targeted’ shooting in Sydney’s west
The 28-year-old man allegedly fled the scene after shooting Robert Atkinson, 44, in the garage of his Wentworthville home.
In Sydney’s west we know all about getting a good haircut, and the Powerhouse backflip fits the bill
Inner Sydney deemed that western Sydney – the country’s fastest growing and most culturally diverse region – could not be trusted as primary custodians of a bold new Powerhouse.
Doctors ‘bullied’ by hospital administration for asking to wear masks
Doctors working in major Sydney and Melbourne hospitals have accused administrators of “bullying” those who demand protective masks.
Police appeal for public assistance following drowning of three men after boat capsizes
The three men from Sydney’s south were retrieved from the water but they were unable to be revived on Sunday.
Melbourne A-League teams journey interstate
All three Victorian A-League teams will meet at Tullamarine on Tuesday morning and fly to Sydney to complete the season in a NSW hub, continuing the exodus of top level […]
‘Elephant in the room’: Liberals want a new seat in western Sydney
The NSW Liberals have taken the unconventional step of wanting the seat held by the Speaker to be abolished.
Woman dies after being hit by taxi near Sydney hospital
Anyone who witnessed the incident near Royal Prince Alfred Hospital has been urged to come forward by police.
Roosters not willing to give up SCG for visiting AFL teams
The premiers have no plans to abandon the SCG as six interstate AFL teams descend on Sydney during the next month.
‘Go and dominate’: Origin glory and Roosters tempt Caslick into code-switch bid
The Rio gold medallist and proud Queenslander wants to play Origin footy this year – but would prefer to stay in Sydney rather than sign with the Broncos.
So blatant, so needy: Why is James Packer not embarrassed by Sydney’s new casino tower?
The first thing I see at sunrise these days, and the last thing at night, is that erect and shiny immensity.
Redfern transition to tech and student hub is a step closer
The gentrification of Redfern in Sydney’s inner city fringe is gaining pace with more than $100 million in development sites earmarked for the area.
Guess who’s been dining with Dyson Heydon?
Former High Court judge Dyson Heydon has found a regular restaurant friend in Sydney silk Francis Douglas.
Former police officer found not guilty of sexually assaulting colleague
Kristian Dieter Glaser was accused of having sexual intercourse with the woman without consent in Sydney’s south in 2013.
Calls for face masks grow as restrictions ease on transport system
As restrictions on Sydney’s public transport capacity begin to ease, the NSW government is under pressure to implement the wearing of face masks on the network.
Doomed Powerhouse site deserves to be preserved
The Powerhouse building is an important physical remnant of Sydney’s history that deserves to be conserved.
‘Slap in the face’: Daughter of legendary aviator warns against Powerhouse move
Gai Taylor, whose father made the first flight from Sydney to Chile in a Catalina aircraft hanging in the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo, fears the plane will be wrecked during […]
Man dies after being shot in the leg at Sydney home
Police have been told an unknown man entered the home and fired the shot before fleeing the area in a white or grey car.
GP accused of indecent assault tells court he was engaging in ‘tantric healing’
Ali Khorami has told a Sydney court his actions were related to energy healing.
From the Archives, 1948: Sydney comes out for the Old Vic
It was the most exciting thing to happen to Sydney’s theatre scene in years: a season by The Old Vic company, headlined by Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh.
‘It’s not fair’: Sydney cladding crisis threatens to ‘crush families’ financially
When Adrian Shi bought his unit in Waterloo a decade ago, he could not have foreseen the crisis that would engulf his home.
Francesca Packer-Barham goes public with ‘casual’ boyfriend
The billionaire heiress is dating Sydney entrepreneur Sam Zacharia.
A powerful defence of Sydney’s house of history
Leo Schofield summed up how most people feel about a treasured museum being obliterated at an unknown cost to taxpayers.
Sydney restaurateur in stoush with government over COVID rent reduction
Danil Akram, whose turnover has plummeted by more than 85 per cent, is embroiled in heated negotiations with his landlord, the NSW Land and Housing Corporation.