Anthony Segaert
Anthony Segaert is the Parramatta bureau chief at The Sydney Morning Herald. He was previously an urban affairs reporter.
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Ryde’s hole in the ground stays as council raises ‘serious probity concern’
Councillors were asked to report any discussions they had with developers after staff received information about the civic centre project.
- Anthony Segaert and Cindy Yin
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Fairfield Council goes to court following major data breach
In October last year, Fairfield Council’s servers were illegally accessed by hackers who are assumed to be located outside Australia.
- Anthony Segaert
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- Sydney councils
Sydney council boss and senior staff placed on leave after secret four-hour meeting
The decision was made after councillors were called to a closed-door meeting with just a few hours’ notice.
- Anthony Segaert and Cindy Yin
Government scraps plans for SBS site in western Sydney
The decision ends a years-long, multimillion-dollar bid to move the multicultural broadcaster into a more diverse region.
- Ellie Busby, Anthony Segaert and Calum Jaspan
The Sydney council that sold its offices to spend the next decade renting them back
Blacktown City Council’s new offices were originally costed at $144 million. Now the project will cost $605 million and the council is running out of cash.
- Ellie Busby and Anthony Segaert
Meet Nathan: he’s either the most popular or most irritating gardener in Sydney
Nathan Stafford has spent the past fortnight calling out Sydney councils, leaders and even the prime minister. Can he win the fight?
- Anthony Segaert
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- Crime
Two teens charged after allegedly stabbing stranger with large knife at Bondi Beach
Emergency services found the 54-year-old man with a stab wound to his upper body on Friday night.
- Sarah McPhee and Anthony Segaert
Too dangerous to return? What we know of the ISIS brides
Some call for the families to be rescued from the camps in Syria. Others, haunted by their own suffering at the hands of Islamic State, are afraid of their return.
- Michael Bachelard and Anthony Segaert
Premier promises end to building suburbs with no infrastructure
Marsden Park has one road in and one road out. Will making it wider fix the suburb’s ever-growing congestion problems or make them worse?
- Anthony Segaert
In Sydney’s most populated postcode, green space comes at a premium
Wentworth Point’s only sports field has just opened. But there is already tension about who can use it.
- Anthony Segaert