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ABC staying put in Ultimo as Rowland eyes broadcasting review

ABC staying put in Ultimo as Rowland eyes broadcasting review

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland won’t be asking the ABC to relocate as she prepares to take a feasibility study on relocating SBS to cabinet.

  • by Zoe Samios

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Kerry Stokes chips in for BRS barrister’s CEO sleepout

Kerry Stokes chips in for BRS barrister’s CEO sleepout

Arthur Moses’ CEO sleep-out got some love from a very kind donor: Kerry Stokes.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
The gall of them: No mercy for poor service
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Eating out

The gall of them: No mercy for poor service

A rare visit to an esteemed French city eatery left this Sydneysider underwhelmed at what passes for fine dining service.

  • by Patricia Tod
First glimpse at plans for Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo

First glimpse at plans for Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo

Design guidelines now on public exhibition give the first glimpse at what planners may have in store for a renewal of the 2.4-hectare site, home of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences since 1988. 

  • by Linda Morris
Ensign for the times: Forget the new flagpole, we need a new flag

Ensign for the times: Forget the new flagpole, we need a new flag

Even NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet can’t explain why it costs $25 million to place a third flagpole atop the Sydney Harbour Bridge - so perhaps it is time we dropped the state flag altogether.

  • by Helen Pitt
How bringing back the light rail could save Oxford Street

How bringing back the light rail could save Oxford Street

Business groups have backed calls for light rail to replace buses on Oxford Street as lockouts, lockdowns, large shopping centres and heavy traffic get the blame for the busy thoroughfare’s ailing nightlife and empty shopfronts.

  • by Andrew Taylor
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The Sydney suburbs sitting on the most unused Dine and Discover vouchers

The Sydney suburbs sitting on the most unused Dine and Discover vouchers

About $300 million worth of Dine and Discover vouchers are yet to be spent ahead of June 30, the last chance to use them.

  • by Caitlin Fitzsimmons and Nigel Gladstone
Urban rainforest, ocean pools: 10 ideas to transform Circular Quay

Urban rainforest, ocean pools: 10 ideas to transform Circular Quay

Not everyone wants to demolish the Cahill Expressway like the Premier. We asked urban planners, architects and other experts what changes they’d make if they could.

  • by Julie Power
Fallout continues from Lisa Wilkinson’s vocal Logies moment

Fallout continues from Lisa Wilkinson’s vocal Logies moment

There has been a social media pile-on following the veteran journalist’s speech after winning a Logie on Sunday night.

  • by Andrew Hornery
Fake Turnbull steals the show, but the real Malcolm’s not laughing
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Fake Turnbull steals the show, but the real Malcolm’s not laughing

Malcolm Turnbull wasn’t impressed when he found out he was the supposed “guest of honour” at a new book launch called Ego: Malcolm Turnbull and the Liberal Party’s Civil War.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
‘Pretty wow’: Sydney’s most-searched suburbs by home hunters

‘Pretty wow’: Sydney’s most-searched suburbs by home hunters

Sydney’s most in-demand suburbs are – unsurprisingly – mostly in coastal pockets, but there is one exception.

  • by Kate Burke