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Western Sydney home owners 'battening down the hatches' (opens the original)
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Concerns are growing about the combined impact of falling house prices and interest rate hikes for Western Sydney home owners. But others say the downward home value trend will help more young people enter the property market. It comes as interest rates hit a 15-year high this week, with the Reserve Bank of Australia saying the move was necessary to help combat inflation. With half of his regular household income swallowed by mortgage repayments, new Western Sydney home owner Chris Shaw says the
Council tapes over 'political' Indigenous tribute on $400k signs (opens the original)
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Strathfield Council has taped over sections of its entry signs which read "Always was, always will be Wangal Country" while alternate options are considered. One councillor says the signs contained "political language" and moved for the statements to be immediately covered. A petition against the decision has gained traction. Community concern is growing over a decision by an inner west Sydney council to black out sections of its entry signs which pay tribute to the area's traditional owners. St
'Never nasty, always naughty': Blanche d'Alpuget was far more than just Bob Hawke's wife (opens the original)
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To be the subject of one of Blanche d'Alpuget's biographical works was to be seen and known completely, warts and all. Industrial arbitrator Sir Richard Kirby likened the experience of reading the biographer's musings of him to being caught in the nude. Her future husband and political giant Bob Hawke described some of the images d'Alpuget had captured in her landmark biography of him as "grotesque". Her biographies of Mr Hawke were among her most well-known works but d'Alpuget, who died on Wedn
Blanche d'Alpuget, author and wife to Bob Hawke, dies at 82 (opens the original)
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Blanche d'Alpuget, the Australian writer and widow of former prime minister Bob Hawke, has died at the age of 82, her family says. She was an acclaimed author of biographies, novels and essays, with her political biography of Hawke winning her the New South Wales Premier's Award. D'Alpuget is survived by her son, Louis Pratt, from her first marriage, three Hawke step-children and a number of step-grandchildren. Her family said she died following complications from influenza. D'Alpuget had asked
Children hired by underworld the target of NSW gang violence crackdown (opens the original)
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The NSW government has announced a package of new laws aimed at tackling gang-related crime following two suspected mistaken identity murders. The proposed changes include tougher penalties for those caught planning a gang hit and young people contracted to commit violence. Additional funding will also go towards helping NSW Police crack encrypted devices and digital platforms used by organised crime networks. Young people have been warned they could face adult penalties if they are convicted of
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