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NSW records 536 new COVID cases from almost 75,000 tests

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Coronavirus pandemic

NSW records 536 new COVID cases from almost 75,000 tests

Nearly 700 people have been deemed close contacts after attending a nightclub in Newcastle last week.

by Mary Ward and Sarah McPhee

Police have released CCTV footage as part of their investigation into the shooting death of Amar Kettule.

Sydney's ganglands

Police release CCTV footage of men fleeing scene of ‘brazen’ Sydney shooting

by Fergus Hunter

The 160 panels will be touch screen an deliver news about the city.

Media & marketing

The Melbourne Cup winner behind multimillion-dollar refresh in Sydney

by Zoe Samios

A view over the inner west light rail track leading into Jubilee Park.

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Public transport

‘High speeds, sharp curves’ contribute to cracked trams: Spanish builder

by Tom Rabe

Uncle Max Harrison photographed last year.

Coronavirus pandemic

Prominent Aboriginal leader dies in COVID-19 ward

by Jack Latimore and Julie Power

Transport

Last Tuesday’s rail strike caused delays and some congestion throughout Sydney’s public transport network.

Public transport

Sydney commuters warned of disruptions amid ongoing industrial action

by Tom Rabe

A view over the inner west light rail track leading into Jubilee Park.

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Public transport

‘High speeds, sharp curves’ contribute to cracked trams: Spanish builder

by Tom Rabe

Male drivers, younger and elderly drivers are more likely to be in a fatal or serious crash, new research has found.

Road safety

Repeat offenders six times more likely to be in serious car accident

by Andrew Taylor

NSW Transport and Planning Minister Rob Stokes says the government will build the majority of the next electric bus fleet in Australia.

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Public transport

‘Make them in Australia’: NSW looks local for next transport fleet

by Tom Rabe

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Crime & Courts

Criminal lawyer Ho Ledinh was shot dead in Bankstown in January 2018.

Courts

Abraham Sinai ‘main mover’ in organising hit on solicitor Ho Ledinh, court told

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by Jenny Noyes

ENT surgeon Dr William Mooney.

Courts

Prominent surgeon William Mooney found guilty of professional misconduct

by Kate McClymont

Police have released CCTV footage as part of their investigation into the shooting death of Amar Kettule.

Sydney's ganglands

Police release CCTV footage of men fleeing scene of ‘brazen’ western Sydney shooting

by Fergus Hunter

Former NSW Police officers James Delinicolis and Angelo Dellosa outside of court.

Courts

‘I feel disgusted’: Police officers express regret to court for sex with schoolgirl

by Georgina Mitchell

Local council

Elizabeth Farrelly will no longer publish her column in this masthead.

Media & marketing

Elizabeth Farrelly departs The Sydney Morning Herald

by Zoe Samios

The 160 panels will be touch screen an deliver news about the city.

Media & marketing

The Melbourne Cup winner behind Sydney’s multimillion-dollar refresh

by Zoe Samios

Mandy King and Fabio Cavadini (pictured with their neighbour’s dog, Ella) are voting for Inner West Council to demerge into its previous three councils.

Sydney councils

A strong ‘yes’: Inner west residents vote to demerge

by Angus Thompson

Voters wait to cast their ballots on Saturday in council elections across NSW.

Council election

Voters in Sydney’s north strongly favour directly electing mayor

by Matt O'Sullivan

The park is popular with dog walkers.

Planning

Plan to create off-leash areas and dog beach at Callan Park

by Megan Gorrey

Labor could fill Liberal vacuum in Sydney’s second city.

Sydney councils

Labor, Greens fill Liberal vacuum in Parramatta

by Angus Thompson

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City life

Alan Jones announces his new morning program in Sydney.

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City life

Jones goes direct to the people. Will he go direct to air?

Has Alan Jones lawyered up?

by Samantha Hutchinson and Stephen Brook

The surfie chicks in the Greenhills Gang watch their guys surf in a scene from the 1981 film Puberty Blues.

Opinion

Cinema

Forty years since Sydney ‘spunks’ and ‘surfie molls’ hit our screens, have we evolved?

When I was a teenager, the Herald asked me to review the film Puberty Blues. What has changed since for young women?

by Helen Pitt

ADF personnel carry out checks in Lakemba in August; Bondi Beach is packed out in September.

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Property development

‘Postcode privilege’: Australia edges towards UK and US levels of inequality

by Andrew Taylor

Venerable Bagdro protesting at the Chinese Consulate in Sydney in commemoration of the 73th Anniversary of the International Human Rights Day, organised by the Australian and New Zealand Alliance for Victims of the Chinese Communist Regime.

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Olympics

‘Great decision’: Tibetan activist welcomes Australian Olympic boycott

by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

SHD News. Reporter Andrew Taylor- Story is about a conservation effort to save bees and the Swissotel Sydney rooftop beehives, which produces honey used in the hotel restaurant. Chef John Giovanni Pugliano and beekeeper Andrew Wilson on the roof of the Swissotel with honeycomb from the hives. Photo: Peter Rae. Wednesday 8 December 2021

City life

Working bees: How a CBD hotel could save Sydney’s endangered bee population

by Andrew Taylor

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