Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Sydney: Decadence defined and other top stories.

  • Sydney: Decadence defined

    Sydney: Decadence defined
    Dramatic drag queens and droll drag kings. Bears (the hairy-male type), bogans and Bananas in Pyjamas. Grooving and gyrating mer-drags, macho muscle Mary's and minx-y mistresses. Sinewy prancers, dancers, hula-hoopers and hedonists in harnesses. With such decadence and debauchery, it could only be Sydney' spectacular Mardi Gras - the annual glittering gem of a pride event that showcases the diversity of Sydney's LGBTI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex) communities. Now in its ..
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  • Assaults in Sydney have not dropped as rapidly as Mike Baird said ...

    Assaults in Sydney have not dropped as rapidly as Mike Baird said ...
    Crime statistician Don Weatherburn refutes NSW Premier Mike Baird's assault statistics Updated February 10, 2016 13:51:37 Assaults in Sydney have not decreased by as much as Premier Mike Baird claims, the state's leading crime number cruncher has said, adding that violence was already in decline before lockout laws were introduced. Key points:Assaults in Sydney have not dropped as rapidly as Mike Baird said, top statistician saysDon Weatherburn says assaults down by 40..
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  • MY SAY: Sydney flights open business doors

    MY SAY: Sydney flights open business doors
    IT felt more than a little wrong to visit Sydney without going directly to a pub or live music venue to sip some whisky, but there were other benefits to yesterday's tour of the harbour city. A group of 20 business leaders including representatives from each of the Coast's chambers of commerce except Noosa arrived at Sydney Airport's gate nine, after catching the first early morning flight to depart the Sunshine Coast. Thanks to our tour guides from the Sunshine Coast Council we were us..
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  • Former NSW Labor MP Eddie Obeid did not disclose interest in ...

    Former NSW Labor MP Eddie Obeid did not disclose interest in ...
    Former NSW Labor MP Eddie Obeid did not disclose interest in Circular Quay restaurant leases, court told Updated February 10, 2016 13:26:21 Former New South Wales Labor MP Eddie Obeid did not disclose his interests in Circular Quay restaurant leases during representations to the maritime authority, a court has been told.The 72-year-old has pleaded not guilty to wilful misconduct of public office.The court heard that between August 1 and November 30, 2007 Obeid made repr..
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  • Sydney: More of the same until Monday.

    Sydney: More of the same until Monday.
    Sydney: More of the same until Monday. 09/02/2016 , 4:40 PM by Graham Creed At this stage there is little expectation of much variation in Sydney's day to day weather through the coming five days. This includes the potential for rain which remain very low apart from Friday when there is a slight chance of a light and isolated shower but any falls would most likely remain less than 1mm. Maximum temperatures will rise a degree or two with tops in the low to mid 30's over..
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  • NSW Government to provide extra funding for out-of-hours school ...

    NSW Government to provide extra funding for out-of-hours school ...
    NSW Government to provide extra funding for out-of-hours school care to help families Updated February 10, 2016 11:09:42 The New South Wales Government will provide extra funds to address a shortage of before and after school care places for students.The new grants round of up to $30,000 enable schools with existing before and after school care services to expand where it is possible if there is a demand.NSW Premier Mike Baird said the Government was just responding to ..
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  • Police no closer to finding William Tyrrell 500 days since ...

    Police no closer to finding William Tyrrell 500 days since ...
    Police are now certain that evil collided with innocence in the New South Wales mid-north coast town of Kendall, where William Tyrrell went missing 500 days ago. Police have interviewed dozens of people, many of them sex offenders, three of which have since been publicly identified. What many didn't realise about the peaceful little village, with less than 850 residents, was that 20 registered sex offenders were living in the surrounding area. One of them, Derek Nichols, right in Kendall. Nich..
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  • Renovation prices skyrocket in NSW

    Renovation prices skyrocket in NSW
    A shortage of tradespeople combined with the impact of a cooling property market has resulted in a sharp jump in renovation costs in one state. According to online portal Service Seeking, which allows people to find and compare the price and services of tradespeople when looking to carry out a renovation, renovation costs at the end of the December 2015 quarter were 8.11% higher than compared to the same period in 2014.  According to Service Seeking’s latest Renovation Co..
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  • Inmate stabbed, doused in hot water at Goulburn jail

    Inmate stabbed, doused in hot water at Goulburn jail
    Inmate stabbed, doused in hot water at Goulburn jail Updated February 10, 2016 11:37:59 A prisoner from Goulburn Correctional Centre has been airlifted to a Sydney hospital, after being stabbed and doused in hot water.A Correctional Services New South Wales spokeswoman told the ABC the attack happened at 2:30pm on Tuesday."He was airlifted to hospital and is in a stable condition," the spokeswoman said.Fairfax reported the man was in the main part of the prison when he ..
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  • Seeking health policy recognition for Ngangkari healers

    Seeking health policy recognition for Ngangkari healers
    There's a push to get traditional Indigenous healing from South Australia's APY lands into the mainstream. Known as Ngangkari, two healers have been introducing their practice to curious Sydney locals. In a suburban Sydney backyard, two Indigenous Ngangkari -- or healers -- are thousands of kilometres from home. But they treat their patients here like they would in the desert. A non-Indigenous man called Andrew Crabbe lies on his back, outside on the grass. His Ngangkari are Max and Debbie Wat..
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Sydney's crime hotspots revealed .Singapore chilli soft-shell crab with fluffy man tao buns. Photo ... .
Hyundai A-League preview: Adelaide v Sydney FC .Abalone is given the schnitzel treatment. Photo: Edwina Pickles .

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