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'In the public interest': 500-home plan for Sylvania approved (opens the original)
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A new footpath and a pedestrian crossing are the only specified new public infrastructure items that will accompany the redevelopment of the ageing public housing estate opposite Southgate Sylvania. Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Paul Scully has approved the project, which will provide nearly 500 new homes in apartment blocks of up to nine storeys. The proposal sparked criticism, including from Sutherland Shire Council, when it was made public in early 2026, but has since been overshado
Sydney Trains locks rear carriages on Tangara fleet during school holidays (opens the original)
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Sydney Trains is locking off the rear carriage of all Tangara trains during the school holidays to deter unsafe and illegal behaviour, including crew cab intrusions, vandalism and buffer riding. Cronulla MP Mark Speakman said the government needed to find a better solution, rather than a blanket approach of reducing capacity for commuters. "Commuters are turning up to catch their train only to find a carriage closed, with no tape or signage on the doors or the platform to indicate the carriage i
Five-year-old boy suffers serious injuries in alleged e-bike hit-and-run (opens the original)
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A five-year-old boy suffered serious leg injuries in an alleged e-bike hit-and-run in Cooper Street Reserve at Engadine on Tuesday. The child was taken by ambulance to Sydney Children's Hospital where he remained in a stable condition on Wednesday. Police have appealed for information as an investigation continues into the "serious e-bike crash", which occurred about 3.30pm on Tuesday September 29. A police statement said emergency services responded following reports a child was struck by an e-
Sutherland Shire slashes DA times to secure $2m grant chance (opens the original)
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Sutherland Shire Council has almost halved the time it takes to assess development applications, making it eligible for a state government grant of up to $2 million for new infrastructure. In the 2025-26 financial year, the average assessment took 97 days, an improvement of 80 days from a year earlier. This was the second biggest improvement among councils across the state. Sutherland Shire is among 44 councils set to share in up to $73 million to deliver roads, parks and open spaces and communi
Long-running Cronulla butcher shop changes hands after 27 years (opens the original)
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Long-established Pacific Meats in Cronulla mall has changed hands for the first time in 27 years. The new owner is Glenn Wright, who worked in a butcher shop part-time while he was at school and has been a manager in the industry for the last 10 years. Mr Wright, who bought the business from Robert Szelses, said he was committed to providing the same great quality meat and excellent service to the people of the Cronulla area. "Wayne Peck, who has been butchering longer than I've been alive, has
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