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A “cheeky” protester known for wearing a sandwich board to get his point across has suffered a fractured skull and bleeding on the brain after an attempted arrest. Police threw … Continued
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Police are investigating after a fire caused “significant damage” to the home of the controversial YouTuber known as “friendlyjordies” early on Wednesday morning. It was the second fire at the … Continued
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Commuters will enjoy free travel on Sydney trains until Friday as the government looks to settle a dispute with the union. Passengers will still be asked to tap on and … Continued
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A cruise ship carrying about 800 COVID-19 positive passengers has docked in Sydney. Hundreds of those aboard the Majestic Princess began disembarking at Circular Quay early Saturday morning. Operator Princess … Continued
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Major floods in Australia made global headlines in recent years. People around the world were shocked to see Sydney, the city known for the 2000 Olympics, the Harbour Bridge, the … Continued
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Five lions escaped their enclosure at Sydney’s Taronga Zoo, forcing staff to take refuge and placing the zoo into lockdown. Taronga issued a statement confirming the incident early on Wednesday, … Continued
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The release of new CPI data demonstrates that Sydney’s cost-of-living crisis is being worsened by skyrocketing energy prices, underpinned by
A last-minute backflip on turning off Opal card readers at Sydney train stations has left a court questioning why it should urgently rule on a rail union spat. Justice Elizabeth … Continued
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Under 12 years of the Liberals, Western Sydney residents are paying more for tolls than ever before, higher waiting times
The NSW Government purchased overseas built CAF Urbos 3 trams, despite learning of their defects beforehand. The defects culminated two
