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Conservator Jordan Aarsen at the Australian National Maritime Museum with small bronze animals from the wreck of The Dunbar, which sank off Sydney’s headland in 1857.

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Heritage

Mystery surrounding treasures from Sydney shipwreck may finally be solved

Items recovered from the wreck including figurines of baby birds have survived the plundering of treasure hunters.

by Tim Barlass

The 294 bus will no longer run when the Metro opens

Public transport

Sydney bus shake-up for opening of major new metro train line

by Matt O'Sullivan

Best new houses

Architecture

These are the best new houses in NSW. Which would you choose?

by Julie Power

Clothing store

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Housing crisis

Housing plan unveiled for Carriageworks precinct

by Max Maddison

Sarah Miles was remembered as a “very strong person” and a “fighter” by her son.

Domestic violence

Son’s anguish over police domestic violence response to dying mother

by Kate Aubusson and Angus Dalton

Transport

An operator in the expanded control centre at Tallawong.

Sydney Metro

Inside the high-tech nerve centre bracing for Sydney’s new metro line

by Matt O'Sullivan

The 294 bus will no longer run when the Metro opens

Public transport

Sydney bus shake-up for opening of major new metro train line

by Matt O'Sullivan

Maintenance work will be ramped up on the state’s train fleet.

Public transport

Spike in NSW passenger train faults sparks urgent repair project

by Matt O'Sullivan

Parramatta Road on Thursday.

Sydney light rail

On Sydney’s most hated road, idea of adding light rail takes root

by Christopher Harris

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Crime & Courts

The divvy wagon was allegedly stolen from outside the police station.

Crime

Teen allegedly rams police cars in stolen divvy van

by Amber Schultz

Surgeon William Mooney arriving at court as the NSW Medical Council appeals a decision to reinstate him.

Courts

Controversial surgeon William Mooney hit with fresh legal action as he leaves court

by Kate McClymont

Fadi Ibrahim, centre, outside court before the hearing.

Crime

‘Familial generosity’: Fadi Ibrahim learns fate after gangster brother repays $600k

by Perry Duffin

Police at the scene of a fatal stabbing in Russell Lea on Thursday.

Crime

New housemate charged with stabbing murder of Sydney woman

by Sally Rawsthorne and Jessica McSweeney

Local council

Kathie Salman fell over while negotiating the change in surface from mulch/bark to spongy rubber.

Sydney councils

North shore council ordered to pay woman $283,000 over slip on mulch slope

by Michael Koziol

“Now more than ever, we must use our voices to call for peace”: Lord Mayor Clover Moore.

Israeli-Palestinian conflict

City of Sydney backs boycott of Israel, in bid to add pressure for ceasefire

by Michael Koziol

Ryde councillors will vote on Tuesday about a plan to remediate the Ryde Central site.

Sydney councils

Inside the $14 million battle to fix a northern Sydney hole in the ground

by Anthony Segaert

Local government elections due in September are expected to bring fresh shake-ups.

NSW councils

This council job pays up to $633,852 a year. But there’s an easy way to lose it

by Anthony Segaert

Opposition to development in Ku-ring-gai is vociferous.

Planning

‘Bad for the whole of NSW’: Inside the north shore’s NIMBY crusade

by Michael Koziol

Potts Point Preservation Group members Anne McCormick and Sally Davis want to stop developers ;knocking down older residential blocks for luxury apartments.

Property development

‘Forced from their homes’: Inner city threatened by luxury apartment developers

by Andrew Taylor

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City life

Colorectal surgeon Gary Donald McKay legally changed his name to Barry John McCabe.

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Medicine

Surgeon suspended for using patient ‘as a prop’ now operating under a new name

Colorectal surgeon Gary McKay legally changed his name to Barry McCabe this year, but a record of previous findings against him did not appear until the Herald inquired.

by Michael Koziol

Andrew Katay

Planning

Church v state: The battle over density around Sydney’s metro stations

Everybody agrees Metro West will change Five Dock. But how much? A proposal by the Anglican Church for 20-storey towers has brought the question into focus.

by Michael Koziol

The City Tattersalls Club has been forced to sell its historic Pitt Street headquarters.

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Property development

City Tatts forced into fire sale of historic Pitt Street headquarters

by Andrew Taylor

Judith Whelan.

Obituaries

‘Part of our DNA’: Australian journalism loses one of its finest

The new buildings defining Blacktown.

Analysis

Architecture

‘The forgotten bits of Sydney’: Our newest sports hub is one out of the box

by Julie Power

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