What’s in a name? A bit, it turns out. Especially if that name is incorrectly merged, slapped on a sign and left languishing at a […]
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Sydney’s richest and poorest postcodes: How does your area compare?
Erskineville, the small inner-west suburb wedged between Bohemian Newtown and the once-industrial area of Alexandria, has emerged as the surprise winner of Australia’s top-ranked postcode, […]
Max Strikes Gold In Fencing
It was by chance three years ago that young Baulkham Hills local Max Wang and his mother Echo saw the Hills Athletic Fencing Club, right […]
TikTok ban looms for Australian government phones
The federal government is considering a ban on TikTok that would bring it in line with other nations including the US, UK, and New Zealand. Ministers are […]
What is a cultural policy and why does Australia need one?
Bold cultural visions can be useful for society and give certainty to the arts sector, says UNSW cultural data expert. Cultural policies can ensure access […]
Fire destroys 150-year-old Sydney church hall
A major blaze caused the collapse of a 150-year-old church hall in western Sydney, with dozens of firefighters battling to control the flames. The 150-year-old […]
Australia economy slows in Q4 as inflation squeezes consumers
Australia’s economy grew at its weakest pace in a year last quarter as strength in trade was offset by rising interest rates and high inflation, […]
Australia nominates iconic rock art peninsula for heritage list
The Australian government has nominated a remote peninsula that is home to one of the world’s largest collections of rock art for heritage listing. Tanya […]