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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘Disagreement’ over $1m tax debt led to cream puff venue closure, boss says (opens the original)
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Emperor's Garden has been closed since August amid ATO scrutiny, with the business now agreeing to repay more than $1 million to the tax office. The yum cha restaurant in Sydney's Chinatown has become popular for its cheap cream puffs. The business's chief financial officer says half of the ATO debt has been paid, and discussions are underway to reopen the restaurant. The chief financial officer of a popular Sydney yum cha restaurant says a family "disagreement" over how to handle more than $1 m
'Heed the warning': NSW premier urges caution with AI after data breach (opens the original)
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NSW Premier Chris Minns says warnings from artificial intelligence bosses about the technology's potential dangers should be taken seriously. It comes after the prime minister revealed some government websites had been breached by an OpenAI agent. The NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research says there is no evidence its data has been breached. The NSW premier has urged the world to heed the warnings of artificial intelligence bosses about the technology's potential dangers, after a state dat
Live: Property developer Jean Nassif continues ICAC evidence while on the run (opens the original)
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Fugitive property developer Jean Nassif has dialled into a hearing of the NSW corruption watchdog from Lebanon for a second day. The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is examining whether Mr Nassif, the founder of failed property group Toplace, paid Liberal Party operatives to achieve political outcomes that would favour his developments. Live updates, reactions and contributions from ABC readers. Jean Nassif is being asked about former Building Commissioner David Chandler. He aga
Ex-mayor's children secretly recorded after refusal to leave job, ICAC hears (opens the original)
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A former Strathfield mayor has tearfully recounted to the NSW corruption watchdog hearing how he found out his children had been secretly recorded. Matthew Blackmore alleges he and his family were subject to threats and blackmail when he reneged on a handshake agreement to leave the top job. The Independent Commission Against Corruption is examining potential breaches of electoral donation laws. Former Strathfield mayor Matthew Blackmore has tearfully recalled learning his children had been secr
The long road to tragedy sparked by warring Sydney crime gangs (opens the original)
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Young, inexperienced and willing to kill for a pittance: this is the face of what is being described as "disorganised crime" killing innocent people on the streets of Sydney. Two men with no known links to organised crime were killed this week in suspected mistaken-identity murders in the city's outer suburbs in just two days. Innocent university student Marco Tapia, 23, was shot dead by masked men at his family home in Glen Alpine in Sydney's south-west about 3.40am Tuesday. About 36 hours late
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