Cindy Yin is an urban affairs reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald.
A power supply issue shut sections of the metro and caused train disruptions.
Hundreds of thousands of residents have been impacted and told to cut back on non-essential water use.
Councillors were asked to report any discussions they had with developers after staff received information about the civic centre project.
The premier says fuel supply isn’t dire enough to warrant a statewide work-from-home order. For truckies like Chris Gibbs, diesel prices could put them out of business entirely.
For years, Sydney has been stuck in a “chicken and egg” situation over 24-hour public transport – but the success of a recent trial could soon change that.
The decision was made after councillors were called to a closed-door meeting with just a few hours’ notice.
A stoush between a council and builders over defects emerging in a sports facility has found its way to the Supreme Court.
The government has authorised the release of up to 760 million litres of petrol and diesel, giving priority to regional areas that have been running short.
Using aerial imagery, the Herald has mapped out every private backyard pool across Greater Sydney.
Some schools are using the exam results in assessing a student’s suitability for enrolment.