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The quiet cul-de-sac at the centre of Sydney’s newest housing debate (opens the original)
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There are many things that concern Louise Marchant and her son, Gary, about being forced out of their home after more than 30 years. Where will they go? How do they pack up the dozens of family photos and memories? And what do they do about the sheds overflowing with Christmas decorations in their backyard? Louise, 67, and Gary, 39, have worked with neighbours and friends to light up the quiet cul-de-sac of Indigo Way, Blacktown, in Sydney’s west, with a show-stopping display of lights and decor
Inside the prison left abandoned for years – now set to reopen as DV offenders weigh on system (opens the original)
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Wing 1 of the Dawn de Loas Correctional Centre exists much as it did the day it shut down. Sunlight creeping between caged windows reveals mattresses half-strewn over cracking concrete beds, a laundry turned into a room for prisoners to attend court hearings remotely, and a beaten white bookcase storing half-open Bibles and a shoddily packed chess game. As prisoner numbers dwindled, the 515-bed facility within the broader Silverwater jail in Sydney’s west was shut down in 2022. But it will be re
Jean Nassif told ICAC there were ‘minor defects’. Owners are spending $10 million to fix them (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The balconies have cracks visible from the street. The tank meant to supply the extensive fire sprinkler system cannot hold water without leaking. And the lifts, along with the glass front doors, have a habit of getting stuck. But at Riviera, a six-building apartment complex on the edge of the Parramatta River, what is most burnt into the minds of some current and former residents are the German c
‘Death and destruction’: The developer collapse that trapped a Sydney suburb in gridlock (opens the original)
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For six years, as new homes were built on farms that had been turned into suburban streets, traffic around the main intersection of Grantham Farm, a virtually new suburb at the edge of Sydney’s north-west urban sprawl, had become increasingly congested. Then Bathla came to town. The large western Sydney developer, which collapsed four weeks ago and has administrators scrambling to avoid liquidation, had purchased a small plot of land at the edge of the estate with plans to build a row of freesta
A new bus was meant to unite this Sydney community. It’s ended up dividing it (opens the original)
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Tensions flared at a western Sydney council meeting on Monday night after a new business group representing a popular Indian eat street in Harris Park received a $45,000 state government grant to run a shuttle bus between Parramatta and the restaurant strip. Members of Little India NSW sought the City of Parramatta council’s support to change parking rules in the area to allow its new bus to pull up to a string of venues on the main dining strip. But there are four organisations all claiming to
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