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- Sep 28, 2026
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Topic | City of Parramatta Council | The Sydney Morning Herald (opens the original)
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A senior Liberal councillor in Parramatta has quit her party ahead of a key mayoral election, citing the party’s “alignment” with One Nation. A shuttle bus taking visitors between Parramatta and Harris Park sounded like a good idea. But other community groups are raising questions. Parramatta’s mayor wants the city to be reserved for jobs. Others want to maximise housing. Who wins? A blockbuster ICAC hearing has gone beyond friendship, forgery and 40th birthday celebrations to the heart of trust
Why Lebanese farmers chose a small NSW town to grow cherries (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. There are three key values that have remained consistent across three generations of the Ali family: they all hate Sydney, they love the town of Young, and they grow cherries. The late Mostapha Ali, his son Bassam and his grandson Mohammed were and are all cherry farmers in the town of Young on the NSW South-Western Slopes, part of a growing contingent of Lebanese farmers there. And despite their
‘Blessed’ to be Australian: Survivor of Nepalese floods speaks out (opens the original)
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Cara Severino, an Australian thought to have been missing in the Nepalese floods, has spoken for the first time since her rescue, thanking embassy officials and the crew she had been hiking with when the disaster struck. The 26-year-old had been listed as missing prior to making contact with her parents on Friday morning. Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong confirmed on Saturday night that Severino has since been located by consular officials in Nepal. In a statement released alongside comments
‘It was a shock to them’: The families who turned their backs on Sydney and embraced the bush (opens the original)
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It was really a matter of when, not if Omar Kowaider was going to leave Sydney behind for a rural lifestyle. It was 2021 and the electrician and father-of-three had been going back and forth over where to go and when to leave as the western Sydney lockdowns bit hard. “We wanted space, and the lockdowns were the push and the drive, but we were thinking about it as a family,” he said. “And we made the decision last minute – we even told our families, like, a week or two before going. They were act
Elie’s family business was on death row. He turned it into a global juggernaut (opens the original)
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There were many moments in his life where Dr Aniss Chami believed his father had lost his mind. But the most jaw-dropping moment was when the elder Chami revealed to his family that he had decided to convert his small packing facility in Prestons in Sydney’s south-west into a pharmaceutical manufacturer. The Lebanese-Australian family were on the verge of ruin after the collapse of a key supplier put their fledgling business, which packed and sold vitamins, at risk. But they turned it around, le
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