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- Sep 26, 2026
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This bar's renovations could be blueprint for disability-friendly venues (opens the original)
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Lana Zilla has been a DJ in Sydney for the better part of 15 years, but lately, they have not been behind the decks as much. They have what they describe as "dynamic" or "fluctuating" disabilities, which means sometimes they require mobility aids such as a walker or a stick. "I haven't been DJ’ing, because it can be hard to ask for [accommodations]," they said. At the clubs they do play at, Mx Zilla said generally, accessibility was "not great". It is an issue that has prompted Dane Gorrel, who
Sydney's '$78 million question': Why two wharves still have no ferry service (opens the original)
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It is something Kurnell resident Allison Casey has called the "$78 million question". Since early last year, two grand ferry wharves have sat on picturesque pieces of headland in Sydney's Kamay Botany Bay National Park ready to welcome boats. But after a cost blowout of tens of millions of dollars, and two failed attempts to attract a private operator, passengers are still waiting. It has prompted calls for the NSW government to offer a financial sweetener to any company willing to run a ferry s
Fourth Sydney Airport safety incident in three weeks under investigation (opens the original)
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The Australian Transport Safety Bureau is investigating a fourth safety incident at Sydney Airport in almost as many weeks. A Qantas flight to Melbourne stopped after it was given permission to turn onto a taxiway where another plane was travelling to let them pass. Airservices Australia says it will continue to review operational events and take any required to maintain safe operations. A fourth incident involving aircraft on the ground at Sydney Airport in just over three weeks is being invest
16yo given silver membership and free alcohol by Sydney casino (opens the original)
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Crown Sydney has been hit with a hefty fine after a 16-year-old boy used a fake ID to enter its casino multiple times. The Star has also been fined $500,000 after the teenager was let in three times to its Sydney venue. Both casinos have committed to implementing "additional remediation measures" including improved identity verification. Crown Sydney has been fined $1.75 million after a 16-year-old boy was granted entry to the casino's gaming areas on 19 occasions, given silver membership status
Fresh DNA evidence in 'Echo Point Man' cold case (opens the original)
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DNA analysis has revealed a man at the centre of a 2004 cold case likely had Latvian or Middle European heritage. The body of so-called Echo Point Man was found in bushland at Katoomba in the NSW Blue Mountains. Police hope the new information about the case will lead to a breakthrough. Police hope fresh DNA evidence will help investigators crack a more than two-decades-old cold case in the NSW Blue Mountains. On June 4, 2004, the body of a man was found in bushland at Echo Point in Katoomba. De
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