Fairfield
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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‘The people, the vibe, everything’: How two Sydney suburbs plan to supercharge nightlife
Nightlife is growing significantly faster in Sydney’s west than in the east – and this is not by accident.
- Cindy Yin
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- Fire
Residents return home after fleeing fire engulfing Sydney servo
Atmospheric testing for gas was conducted before residents, who fled as a nearby petrol station sent black smoke billowing into the sky, were allowed home.
- Emily Kaine and Jack Gramenz
Forget the latte line. There are now four Sydneys
Sydney’s haves and have-nots used to be divided roughly by a line running from the airport through Parramatta. It’s not so simple any more.
- Mostafa Rachwani
Listen to the ‘barrage of gunshots’ fired into a suburban Sydney home
Multiple gunshots were fired into homes and a business, and two cars were torched. Police are investigating if they are linked.
- Jack Gramenz
Wollstonecraft unit vendor slashes reserve by $50,000 to sell for $1.28m
The apartment’s owner made the call to bring the reserve down from $1.3 million; the final sale price ended up more than $30,000 beyond the vendor’s new benchmark.
- Carmen Forward
- Review
- Al Amara
‘Liquid velvet’: This condiment is one of the best things our critic has tasted this year
Al Amara grinds its own fresh tahini from pure sesame on site every day – but there’s much more to this bakery.
- Lee Tran Lam
Why a Sydney council threatened the hoarder of Horsley Park with jail
Fairfield City Council has been trying to get Saviour Camilleri to clean up his mess since 2006. A court has given him “one further chance”.
- Michael Ruffles
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- Courts
Sydney couple’s 36 hours of hell after violent kidnapping from quiet suburban car park
While out for a haircut, the pair were abducted, driven to a remote shed and subjected to vicious attacks and demands for money. Then their parents were targeted.
- Clare Sibthorpe