Carrie Fellner
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Council halts billionaire’s plan to buy Sydney streets for $450m redevelopment (opens the original)
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Ku-ring-gai Council has put the brakes on plans to close down several local roads and sell them to a billionaire property developer, after staff warned the proposal could not proceed in its current form and risked unlawfully cutting off property owners from their land. Council staff also cautioned that the concept plans released by Iris Capital, which have attracted 126 objections, lacked enough detail for a decision to be made and did not satisfy the requirements of the Roads Act. Iris Capital,
Council halts billionaire company’s plan to buy Sydney streets for $450m redevelopment (opens the original)
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Ku-ring-gai Council has put the brakes on plans to close down several local roads and sell them to a billionaire property developer’s company, after staff warned the proposal could not proceed in its current form and risked unlawfully cutting property owners off their land. Council staff also cautioned that the concept plans for the St Ives Shopping Village redevelopment released by Iris Capital, which have attracted 126 objections, lacked enough detail for a decision to be made and did not sati
‘Potent’ toxin found above guidelines in soil at 10 childcare centres (opens the original)
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Lead contamination exceeding national thresholds has been discovered in soil at 10 childcare centres across Broken Hill but only four have been cleaned up as authorities leave remediation decisions in the hands of the centres’ operators. New sampling data shows the toxic metal, linked to lowered IQ and behavioural difficulties in children, was discovered at nearly 10 times the national health investigation threshold at one of the centres. It remains unclear whether all parents at the affected ce
The $4 million Sydney mansion facing partial demolition after bitter council feud (opens the original)
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Sydney builder Christopher Ghaleb was convinced he was onto a winner. Cap in hand, he fronted the judges on Channel Ten’s Shark Tank to spruik his start-up in 2018. Dubbed “Lifesize Plans”, it offered home owners a life-size version of their project to walk through before construction. Sporting a hot-pink hard hat as television cameras tailed him around his building site, Ghaleb explained it would resolve the same problem he encountered on almost every job: having to change things after they wer
Bill Crews on the scandal that sickened his wife (opens the original)
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Reverend Bill Crews is accustomed to bad news. The Uniting Church minister, 81, has devoted his life to campaigning for worthy but unglamorous causes that pay little in the way of political dividends, including homelessness, youth disadvantage and humanitarian aid. But Crews says nothing could have prepared him for the response when his wife Gillian Armstrong-Crews contracted hepatitis C through contaminated blood products in the early 1980s. Armstrong-Crews received a tainted blood transfusion
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