David Barwell is an urban affairs reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald
A century-old harbourside villa has been partially reduced to rubble – the latest casualty in a development surge sweeping Sydney’s suburbs.
It was marketed as a solution to the rental crisis, but a Sydney council warns that the co-living housing “monoculture” is doing more harm than good.
A system of payments that has inflated the cost of apartment living is facing an overhaul, as the NSW government considers a historic ban.
Developers could soon be required to prove how new housing projects will withstand future climate risks as part of an overhaul of NSW planning laws.
A clash between entertainment and Sydney’s obsession with parking has left 156 jobs in the balance at the Entertainment Quarter.
Andrew Pridham has taken responsibility for the omission after Swans legend Gerard Healy criticised the pre-game speech delivered by club chief Matthew Pavlich.
A bitter governance dispute at a football ground has left up to 600 junior players caught up in a standoff over access to toilets, change rooms and a canteen.
At Concord West, 698 units have turned into 1300. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
The state’s top education leaders, principals, and teachers are gathered at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth for an annual summit.
A plan to build on a block of undeveloped land has ignited debate about education and limits of infrastructure.