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It’s a thriving business hub. Now it’s rezoned for housing. Can this Sydney suburb really take both?
It seemed simple enough: build mass housing between two Metro stations in a suburban business district full of jobs.
Has Sydney’s property market just reached a tipping point?
Several economists predict property prices to keep rising, but one has broken ranks with a warning on the outlook.
Wreckage found in plane crash search
Stephen Gale, a pilot, engineer and inventor, and James Rose, a cameraman and drone operator, are feared dead after the plane crash.
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Crime
Troubled Sydney entrepreneur ‘choked woman in rage-fuelled assault’
Andrew Spira, who is related to ABC chair Ita Buttrose, allegedly attacked a woman in the months before a drug-induced attempt to fraudulently flee the country.
Super yacht worker ‘kidnapped woman from Bondi Icebergs’
Ethan Davis, who has been granted $1 million bail, is accused of forcing the woman into his car outside the club as she yelled for help from passers-by.
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Nothing is more than $20 at Mami’s (and you can BYO)
The family-friendly Mexican eatery is fighting the cost of living but not cutting corners. Get excellent $6 tacos and hefty burritos from $10.
Best Black Friday Deals: Dyson, PlayStation and Bed Threads
Black Friday sales have started early. Here are this year’s best deals.
RecipeTin Eats’ chicken rice paper rolls – plus the secret sauce that makes everything taste amazing
Get hands-on with this light, fresh meal or snack, perfect for those hot summer days when you don’t want to crank up the oven.
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Inside China
Chinese giants lose billions as Biden inflicts pain
The latest US tech crackdown is threatening China’s artificial intelligence capabilities, and hurting some of its biggest companies.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Hundreds of Calabrian mafiosi jailed in Italy’s biggest trial this century
Businessmen and a former member of the Italian secret services were also convicted, after prosecutors asked for prison sentences totalling 4744 years.
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Signs of Hamas at Al Shifa hospital but Israel’s promised command centre remains elusive
What Israel finds – or fails to find – could play a large part in its efforts to rally international support for its war against Hamas.
Josef Federman
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Australian rugby
SBW slams Jones over Japan links as McLennan ‘appalled’ by report
Sonny Bill Williams has questioned Eddie Jones’ character and applauded Rugby Australia for moving on chairman Hamish McLennan.
Opinion
Cricket World Cup
After World Cup win, Cummins’ men join the all-time greats
By winning a World Cup in India, the hardest place to do it, Australia have now achieved something the greats of old never did.
Michael Vaughan
Messi jersey from Socceroos match among haul tipped to fetch $15m
The world record for sporting memorabilia is expected to be threatened when a collection of shirts worn by the Argentinian icon in Qatar goes under the hammer in New York.
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I had a medical emergency overseas, but there was an upside to it
I wasn’t all that happy when I bit into a crouton and broke a tooth only hours into a European cruise.
Lee Tulloch
Travel columnist
New Aussie movie puts a twist on the classic Christmas comedy
A Savage Christmas stars newcomer Thea Raveneau as a woman returning home to discover her family is more messed up than she ever knew.
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Retail
‘Extremely sorry’: The Iconic finds a further $201,000 in underpayments
The online fashion retailer, which uncovered more than $1 million in underpayments last year, has slashed more than 100 jobs and has never turned a profit in Australia.
ISRAEL-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT
Israel says soldier executed, foreign hostages held at Gaza’s Al Shifa hospital
The Israeli military also published video of what it described as a tunnel, running 55 metres in length and dug by Palestinians 10 metres under the Shifa compound.
UN team tours Al Shifa ‘death zone’ after hospital evacuated by Israeli soldiers
The mass departure was portrayed by Israel as voluntary, but described by some of those leaving as a forced exodus “at gunpoint”.
Sydney
Kristina Keneally’s police officer son found guilty of false evidence
The son of the former NSW premier and senator has been convicted of fabricating evidence that wrongfully put a man in prison.
Why heritage advisers are again rejecting the $11b Central Station revamp
The government wants to build more than a dozen office towers next to Central Station. Heritage advisers question whether anyone will want to work in them.
White Ribbon goes silent after national director’s resignation
White Ribbon’s national director Allan Ball quietly resigned last month but the embattled charity doesn’t want to talk about it.
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Horse racing
Legal threat over racing boss’ tenure
The Minns government has been warned it faces a legal challenge if it pushes ahead with extraordinary new laws to give Russell Balding an unprecedented 14 years on the Racing NSW board.
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Health
$800 for three minutes: Workers’ idea to control healthcare costs
The powerful Health Services Union is lobbying to strip bulk-billing rights from doctors who charge more than double the Medicare rebate.
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Social media
Legislating against social media misinformation is misguided, says top cyber body
New documents show a barrage of criticism from industry caused the government to delay its bill.
Business
Which households are feeling the most financial stress?
As interest rates and the cost of living have soared, so have worries about financial stress for many households.
World
‘Very important signal’: Zelensky welcomes Fox chief Lachlan Murdoch’s visit to Kyiv
The media boss’ meeting with the Ukrainian president comes at a time when many US Republicans have soured on continuing to fund the war with Russia.
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Optus CEO got her wires crossed, but other bosses owe her a debt of gratitude
Rachael Falk
CEO of the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre
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Property
First home buyers splash $2.81m on Alexandria home, beating cashed-up parents
A young couple outbid several bidders - who were parents wanting to buy the property for their adult children.
The Sydney suburbs where home loan repayments have soared most
Rising interest rates and rebounding property prices have resulted in mortgage repayments in some suburbs jumping by as much as $5000.
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Lifestyle
How to salvage your day after a bad night’s sleep
Most of us know that good sleep is a pillar of good health. And yet, most of us have had many nights when it all went sideways. Here’s how to make the morning after a little more bearable.
Culture
Leech facials, eating dirt and Gwyneth Paltrow: Todd Sampson’s quest for wellness
In his new two-part series, the advertising creative also tried to confront Miranda Kerr over the model’s promotion of potentially dangerous remedies.
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Australian rugby
SBW slams Jones over Japan links as McLennan ‘appalled’ by report
Sonny Bill Williams has questioned Eddie Jones’ character and applauded Rugby Australia for moving on chairman Hamish McLennan.
Opinion
Cricket World Cup
After best World Cup win ever, Cummins’ men join the all-time greats
By winning a World Cup in India, the hardest place to do it, Australia have now achieved something the greats of old never did.
Michael Vaughan
Messi jersey from Socceroos match among haul tipped to fetch $15m
The world record for sporting memorabilia is expected to be threatened when a collection of shirts worn by the Argentinian icon in Qatar goes under the hammer in New York.
Analysis
Cricket World Cup
Quick bowler, fast learner: Pat Cummins delivers a captaincy masterclass
Pat Cummins has proven himself a leader for all occasions and all teammates, and he’s only getting better in the job.
‘Constant anxiety’: Palestine struggle to keep focus before Socceroos tie
Palestine’s coach says his players “are not in the right frame of mind” for World Cup qualifiers but will do their best to focus during their World Cup qualifier against Australia.
Dual World Cup winner’s warning to Hooper before sevens switch
Former Wallabies captain Michael Hooper is taking his first steps in rugby sevens, a sport he has only played once before.
Centralisation, a coach … and Suaalii: What’s on new chairman’s to-do list?
Daniel Herbert has outlined his vision for the struggling code following the ousting of Hamish McLennan.
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Oops, Captain Planet does it again. Why Pat Cummins keeps winning
On his watch, his team now find themselves world champions in both Test and one-day cricket.
Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer
