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Taxis

Fare’s fair? How a Swiftie surge turned a taxi rank into The Hunger Games

Between middle fingers and near bashings, the taxi rank outside Central’s Grand Concourse was not exactly a love story following Friday’s Taylor Swift concert.

  • by Anthony Segaert
Police divers arrive at the scene. Police have blocked off Hazelton Road, Bungonia, to everyone but residents as they search for the bodies of the two missing men.
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Crime

Accused purchased angle grinder, weights after alleged murder, police say

  • by Olivia Ireland and Jessica McSweeney
Natasha Lechner, 39, started taking kambo for chronic back pain.
Inquest

Natasha died after taking frog toxin. She didn’t know it could kill

  • by Megan Gorrey
Deborra-lee Furness at the Sydney premiere of Force of Nature: The Dry 2 in January.
Adoption & fostering

Adoptions plummet despite reforms making it easier for carers to adopt

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Sydney Fish Market has written down its assets by $7 million.
Development

Fresh fish market stoush as owners slash value of site despite huge redevelopment

  • by Harriet Alexander
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Politics

NSW Premier Chris Minns will announce $275 million dollars in clean energy manufacturing grants on Monday
Renewables

Minns announces $275 million in clean energy grants

The Minns government will offer funding for small and medium-sized businesses to pilot new clean energy technology.

  • by Michael McGowan
NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb issued an apology to the families of victims of gay hate crimes.
State Parliament

Police yet to accept gay hate crime inquiry recommendations despite apology

Commissioner Karen Webb apologised to victims’ families, yet neither police nor the government have accepted recommendations from an inquiry into gay hate crimes.

  • by Michael McGowan
AFR: Service NSW has been handling an upsurge of Optus customers seeking to get new licenses after the massive data breach leaked their private personal information that could be used by criminals for identity theft.
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Gender equality

The $6205 a year pay gap between men and women public servants

  • by Mary Ward
BOSS Young Executives Louise Howard
State Parliament

Metro executive created $459,000 job for ‘dear friend’, investigation alleged

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison
Tim Parker
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State Parliament

Transport executive denies corrupting hiring process despite ‘substantial evidence’

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison

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