Revealed: passive-aggressive notes swamping Sydney
Welcome to Sydney where nowadays, neighbours don't talk anymore. They trade absurd, passive aggressive notes.
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Eamonn Duff
Eamonn Duff is the Sun-Herald senior investigative writer
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