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Housemate hammer attack victim 'in pain'

A man who woke up to his roommate bludgeoning him with a hammer was unable to walk for a year afterwards, a Sydney court has heard.

AAP

'Dreadful' moment ex-wife discovers body

A jury has heard of the "dreadful" moment Peter McCarthy's ex-wife stumbled across the lawyer's brutally bashed body in a Sydney unit just before Christmas.

AAP

Flexible arrangements are the future of office work, are workplace laws about to catch up?

When Sydney recruitment officer Annabelle Gonzales heads into the office, she packs lunch for herself and her furry friend Lola.

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T20 World Cup: Hardik Pandya, lead pacers take training break ahead of Dutch affair

SYDNEY: It's amazing how the Sydney Cricket Ground manages to straddle eras, with the government of New South Wales and the SCG Trust having consciously refrained from turning this iconic stadium into a drab concrete block, like so many other cricket stadiums across the world.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Served cold sandwiches and falafel after training session, Indian cricketers opt to eat at hotel

SYDNEY: Cold sandwiches and falafel after an exhausting practice session were just not appetising enough for some in the Indian cricket team and several players refused the offering, opting for meals in their hotel rooms instead.

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: How Dinesh Karthik is trying to redefine the parameters of both preparation and possibility

SYDNEY: It has been fascinating to watch Dinesh Karthik go about his preparations here in Australia. His primary task is to pull off the impossible whenever required so he must be ready at all times.

The Times of India

NSW kidnapper 'dispassionate', judge told

A man who attempted to kidnap a Sydney party boat operator and hold him for ransom is maintaining his innocence, even after he was found guilty.

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Pork barrelling racks NSW school upgrades

A NSW parliamentary report into school infrastructure has found the system hasn't been performing well because capital works are susceptible to pork barrelling.

AAP

Coroner seeks surgery drug reaction probe

The unexpected death of a young Sydney law clerk after surgery to remove his appendix has led a coroner to call for more investigation into a drug's reactions.

AAP

Workers drive trend towards dining out earlier at Sydney restaurants since COVID lockdowns lifted

Once reserved for retirees and young families, the earlybird timeslot is becoming more popular with office workers.

ABC News

Jets primed for road test against in-form Wanderers

"I enjoy playing in those stadiums where they are against you. It gives you a bit of an edge and gets you fired up even more."

Newcastle Herald

Sydney Diaries: A daddy's out and no footage for youtubers

SYDNEY: From a distance Krishna Kumar's side profile resembles former India football team captain Prasun Banerjee. Quietly standing in one corner and waiting for the Indian cricket team to start training, he didn't look like a selfie hunter.

The Times of India

A Woman Who Runs A Syd Cat Rescue Says She Regularly Cops Hate I’m Losing My Faith In Humanity

A woman who runs a volunteer cat rescue in Sydney has opened up about the vile threats and harassment she receives on the job. When I find these bastards, they will be dealt with. Period.Amy Field runs The Kitten Sanctuary, an organisation which is dedicated to saving orphaned and neonatal kittens…

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T20 World Cup: Giant Pakistani pacer who troubled Steve Smith impresses Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma

SYDNEY: Mohammed Irfan Jr. was a bit disappointed after India's two-hour net session at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Times of India

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Kings Of Leon’s Drummer Has Gone TF In On A Fancy Syd Golf Club For Its ‘No Tattoo’ Policy

Go off, King (of Leon).

The Independent UK

Kings of Leon drummer calls out Sydney golf course for ‘outdated tattoo policy’

‘A Sydney bucket list golf course for me just went on the f*** it list,’ Nathan Followill said

The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Exhausted Hardik Pandya gets recovery break, focus on KL Rahul at nets

SYDNEY: KL Rahul's lack of footwork against quality pace attack was monitored by the eagle-eyed Indian coaching staff during the team's net session on Tuesday while exhausted Hardik Pandya was given a recovery break ahead of the T20 World Cup match against the Netherlands.

The Guardian - AU

Sweet celebration: Sydney’s ‘little India’ lights up as crowds turn out for Diwali

As the diaspora grows in the city’s west, more and more people are dressing up and turning out to share the joy of good company and delicious desserts

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AAP

Court stalls Sydney Trains' union action

The rail union has again been left in limbo after a judge refused to swiftly rule on whether a plan to turn off Opal card readers at Sydney stations was legal.

The Times of India

Former Australia captain Tim Paine accuses South Africa of ball-tampering

SYDNEY: Former Australia captain Tim Paine has claimed in his book that South Africans were involved in ball-tampering in the Johannesburg Test which was played a few days after the infamous sandpaper-gate scandal in Cape Town that rocked Australian and world cricket in 2018.

AAP

Adelaide ALM striker's red card overturned

The straight red card handed to Adelaide's Hiroshi Ibusuki has been rescinded, freeing him for the Reds' A-League Men clash with Perth Glory.

ABC News

Man allegedly fires gun in shopping centre daylight robbery in Sydney's south-west

A man is on the run after an armed robbery at a jewellery store in south-west Sydney yesterday which was captured on video.

AAP

Spencer Tunick plans Sydney beach shoot

US artist Spencer Tunick, famed for his photographs of nude crowds in public spaces, will stage a photo shoot on a Sydney beach.

The Guardian - AU

2,500 naked bodies needed: Spencer Tunick announces his return to Sydney

The US artist’s next mass nude installation will take place in November at a Sydney beach. ‘We’re hoping for a rainbow of people,’ he says

The New Daily

More than $100,000 wiped from Sydney property prices as rate hikes bite

Property prices are plunging fast as rising interest rates push down property prices, leaving the market mired in uncertainty.

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