Severe weather hits NSW; SES called to more than 500 jobs in Sydney and other top stories

Severe weather hits NSW; SES called to more than 500 jobs in Sydney

Severe thunderstorms and damaging winds caused chaos across Sydney on Sunday, with the SES responding to more than 550 jobs, mainly roof damage from heavy rain and strong winds. A section of a street in North Sydney was closed after a window fell ... >> view original

NSW: Office lease, 185 Elizabeth Street, Sydney

YOGA and pilates company Barre Body has leased office space in the Sydney CBD at a net annual rental of $115,825. The term of the lease is five and a half years. Barre Body operates six other sites IN Sydney and Melbourne. RENT: $565 per sq m (net). >> view original

NSW: Office lease, 50 Berry Street, North Sydney

GRAPHIC design and printing franchisor Kwik Kopy will relocate its head office to North Sydney after striking a five-year lease deal at a net annual rental of $168,070. The company will move out of its current offices at nearby Northbridge. RENT: $490 ... >> view original

Fake speeding fines: Warning from the NSW Office of State Revenue

Scammers are masquerading as the NSW Office of State Revenue and sending bogus speeding fines to consumers globally, as well as the revenue agency's own employees. NSW Commissioner for Fines Administration Tony Newbury said he was first ... >> view original

NSW state election 2015: Betting opens on a hung parliament

The NSW Electoral Commission has sent out 365,000 notices to registered voters informing them of changes. Almost all electoral districts have been affected. The western NSW electoral district of Murrumbidgee has been abolished and the inner Sydney ... >> view original

Sunday afternoon storms hit Sydney

Earlier train delays were caused by lightning strikes affecting signalling equipment, but the NSW Transport Management Centre said all trains were now running on time. Coogee Beach in Sydney's eastern suburbs was evacuated when the storm hit shortly ... >> view original

NSW state election 2015: Sodomy decriminalisation blamed for budget woes

Top 5 NSW articles. High Court judge Virginia Bell steps aside from ICAC case against Margaret Cunneen · Sydney psychologist banned after he encouraged female patient to have sex with a dog · He lost his job and almost lost his life: how social ... >> view original

Best platters at restaurants in Sydney and throughout NSW

While a dessert platter at Cafe Sydney will set you back a whopping $50, you do get three dishes which are normally $19 each. A revamped dessert menu by Andria Liu consists of a double chocolate praline slice, cherry, toffee almond and coconut sorbet, ... >> view original

NSW state election 2015: China may seek to hack electronic votes: report

If you thought Chinese intelligence agencies had more on their minds than the NSW election, you should think again, according to a security analysis that found our key trading partner may seek to disrupt the state's democratic big day. A report ... >> view original

Thousands of Sydney unionists protest privatisation in national day of action

Thousands of unionists rallied in Sydney to protest against the NSW and federal government's privatisation of public assets and salary cuts. Unions NSW secretary Mark Lennon said up to 10,000 workers gathered outside the NSW parliament in Macquarie ... >> view original