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Anne Nguyen died at Dragon Dreaming festival in October 2015.
Festival deaths

Two more victims added to music festival deaths inquest

Deputy state coroner Harriet Grahame said on Tuesday that the deaths of two people at the Rabbits Eat Lettuce festival underlined the importance of staging the inquest as soon as possible.

  • by Angus Thompson
Anzac Day march, Sydney, 2018.
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Anzac Day

Eleventh hour war of words over Anzac Day security funding

  • by Tim Barlass
Two people found dead at music festival near NSW border
Festival deaths

Two people found dead at music festival near NSW border

  • by Toby Crockford
Dry run: Wymah Ferry services in the Riverina have been suspended due to the "shocking" lack of water in Lake Hume.
Drought

'Quite shocking': Low water levels leave Riverina high and dry

  • by Vivienne Jones
The ePlanning system allows governments to better plan for the future.
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Planning

'This changes everything': System displays new DAs in real-time

  • by Esther Han
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Politics

Sri Lankan military and clergy stand outside St Anthony's Shrine a day after the Easter Sunday attacks.
Letters
Letters

Hateful bomb attacks are a sad day for humanity

To attack innocent worshippers and a church on any day, let alone Easter Sunday, is an act of pure cowardice and hate.

There is now no definite deliver dates for plans to reduce traffic on Parramatta Road and increase its public transport carrying capacity.
Opinion
WestConnex

The M4 East: so much pain and public expense and for what?

With congesting-busting plans for Parramatta Road now in the never never, questions need to be asked about why this controversial toll tunnel was approved.

  • by Christopher Standen
The ePlanning system allows governments to better plan for the future.
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Planning

'This changes everything': System displays new DAs in real-time

  • by Esther Han
Keep Sydney Open candidate Tyson Koh (pictured) failed to get a seat in the NSW upper house at the state election, but says there is still momentum to dump Sydney's lockout laws.
NSW Votes

Keep Sydney Open says election failure has boosted momentum for lockout law repeal

  • by Lisa Visentin
Centennial Park lies within Randwick Council area, though it's used by people from all over Sydney.
Local council

How your area of Sydney fares for open space

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons

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Education

James Morrison said competition winners, Flynn and Naomi, are inspiring.
Education

Nine-year-old beats year 12 students to win schools' jazz competition

  • by Laura Chung
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Education

'We are always learning': top educators recognised in teaching awards

  • by Laura Chung
Education

'It's not about fighting': is martial arts an answer to bullying?

  • by Sarah Keoghan

Health

HIV testing is an important part of the strategy to reduce HIV transmission.
Illness

HIV infection rates in NSW hit record low, but there are concerns

  • by Esther Han
Healthcare

Record summer flu kills seven, 27 outbreaks in NSW

  • by Kate Aubusson and Liam Mannix
Measles outbreak

Macquarie University student diagnosed with measles, infectious on campus

  • by Kate Aubusson

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