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NSW police arrest a man (left) in January over an alleged plot to kill members of the rap group OneFour (right).

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Sydney's ganglands

Contract killers used a drone to watch men in a Sydney studio, police allege

A drone buzzed outside the Woolloomooloo building - the men inside blissfully unaware. Police allege a criminal syndicate was plotting to kill them.

by Sally Rawsthorne

‘Don’t look back’: City2Surf debutant takes crown

City life

‘Don’t look back’: City2Surf debutant takes crown

by Catherine Naylor

Dancers high-kick down Oxford Street in the 2024 Mardi Gras parade.

LGBTQ

‘Sad state’: Warning that Oxford Street risks losing LGBTQ character

by Andrew Taylor

Bullying claims, death threat at centre of elite Sydney stockbroker’s lawsuit

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Courts

Bullying claims, death threat at centre of elite Sydney stockbroker’s lawsuit

by Andrew Hornery

A 71-year-old man has died following an alleged arson attack on Orth St, Kingswood.

Crime

Man dies after Sydney house fire which police allege was deliberately lit

by Clare Sibthorpe

Transport

Harbour Bridge.

Sydney Metro

Why Sydney Harbour Bridge almost got another rail line over it

by Matt O'Sullivan

City2Surf

City to Surf

City2Surf 2024: Everything you need to know

by Nick Newling

Sydney’s patchwork of toll roads is facing a shake up.

Roads

Hopes of Sydney toll network deal by Christmas come with warning

by Matt O'Sullivan

Scaffolding has collapsed above a Sydney metro station.

Sydney Metro

Scaffolding collapses above Sydney Metro station, crushing van

by Michael Koziol and Jessica McSweeney

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Crime & Courts

Joel Fitzpatrick Burtt outside court on Monday.

Courts

Woman grilled in court about alleged rape at The Star

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by Sarah McPhee and Nick Newling

Michael Snounou, former Executive Director of Cyndan Chemicals.

Crime

From Point Piper to prison: The double life of an eastern suburbs executive

by Clare Sibthorpe

Snip, snip: the Land and Environment Court ruled on the neighbourly dispute on Friday.

Courts

War of the lilly pillies: Mosman neighbours don’t hedge bets in tree row

by Carrie Fellner

A 71-year-old man has died following an alleged arson attack on Orth St, Kingswood.

Crime

Man dies after Sydney house fire which police allege was deliberately lit

by Clare Sibthorpe

Local council

Dancers high-kick down Oxford Street in the 2024 Mardi Gras parade.

LGBTQ

‘Sad state’: Warning that Oxford Street risks losing LGBTQ character

by Andrew Taylor

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Opinion

Column 8

Cutting it in local government

North Sydney Council’s draft social media policy has been likened to something out of North Korea.

Sydney councils

‘More North Korea than North Sydney’: Fury over new social media rules

by Michael Koziol

Ousted Liberal Hornsby mayor Philip Ruddock released an incendiary statement after he was defeated in a preselection on Monday evening,

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Sydney councils

Philip Ruddock ousted as Hornsby mayor, points finger at ‘property developer interests’

by Max Maddison

Long lines of dumped or smashed taxis and ride-share vehicles have become a common sight in the southern part of Marrickville.

City life

‘They’re the ibis of the roads’: The Sydney suburb being eaten by taxis

by Michael Koziol

Zann Maxwell and Lyndon Gannon, candidates for the City of Sydney mayoral election outside Sydney Town Hall

Sydney councils

‘The cracks are starting to show’: Meet the young guns taking on Clover Moore

by Anthony Segaert

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City life

Jalloul’s business has boomed from his Tiktok fame.

City life

Behind this unassuming grocery store hides Sydney’s viral perfume master

Ali Jalloul has gone TikTok viral for his bespoke perfumery business, but you’ll have to walk through the aisles of milk and eggs to find it.

by Jessica McSweeney

Runners make their way down William Street to Bondi this morning.

City life

‘Don’t look back’: City2Surf debutant takes crown

A 24-year-old runner from Adelaide competing in his first City2Surf has won this year’s event, beating about 90,000 other runners to cross the line first at Bondi Beach.

by Catherine Naylor

Dancers high-kick down Oxford Street in the 2024 Mardi Gras parade.

LGBTQ

‘Sad state’: Warning that Oxford Street risks losing LGBTQ character

by Andrew Taylor

This Sunday’s City2Surf will see 90,000 people run from the CBD to Bondi Beach.

Opinion

City life

Can you cram your City2Surf training into 10 days? I’m racing to find out

by Michael Koziol

David Chandler.

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‘I’m a shocking bureaucrat’: Outgoing building commissioner’s admission

by Anthony Segaert

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