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Good News: The Whale Trapped in a Net in Sydney Harbour Is Now Free

Almost 24 hours after it was spotted by a whale-watching cruise, a National Parks and Wildlife team have freed the juvenile humpback. Here’s what we know.

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From Monday, Sydney Public Transport Costs Will Increase for All Commuters

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Bright News: Sydney’s Rainbow Crossings Have Had a Progressive Lick of Paint

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Soft Plastics Recycling Is Back at Some Supermarkets. Will It Work This Time?
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Fair Day Under Threat as Asbestos-Contaminated Mulch Found in Victoria Park
Organisers cancelled the major LGBTQI+ event after contaminated mulch was found in Victoria Park – but the Inner West Council has been quick to act.
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Keeping Up With Kourtney Kardashian’s Sydney Food Tour
Kardashian and three of her children are in town for husband Travis Barker’s Blink-182 tour – and the Poosh creator and her brood have been spotted sampling the best that Sydney’s eastern suburbs has to offer.
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The Summer I Turned Pretty Much Offline
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Just In: Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool Is Closing For 16 Months
Sydney’s most photogenic public pool will close for over a year as works – including retiling and refitting a heating system – are undertaken. But you still have time for a dip before it closes in May.

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A Young Woman Is in Hospital Following Shark Attack in Sydney Harbour
The woman was swimming from a private wharf to a nearby boat when she suffered a serious injury from a bull shark bite.
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How Co-Working Has Led to Partnerships for Tech-Led Creative Agency Woolly Mammoth
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Applying for a traditional auto loan is mired in risk and uncertainty – but a Sydney startup is changing the game. In partnership with Desk Space, Driva’s co-founder unpacks the business’s rapid growth and how much of its early success sprang from its co-working space.
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“Outrageous”: Sydney Man Fined $500 for Spearfishing Blue Groper Known As “Gus”
Cronulla swimmers and snorkellers were shocked to see a man hauling the endangered fish from the water. Police issued a penalty notice over an incident that has people reeling.
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This Handy Website Shows (and Ranks) Every Good Christmas Light Display Near You
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Here’s How You Can Help Identify Where Women and Gender-Diverse People Feel Unsafe in Sydney
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Good News: The Whale Trapped in a Net in Sydney Harbour Is Now Free

Almost 24 hours after it was spotted by a whale-watching cruise, a National Parks and Wildlife team have freed the juvenile humpback. Here’s what we know.

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From Monday, Sydney Public Transport Costs Will Increase for All Commuters

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Bright News: Sydney’s Rainbow Crossings Have Had a Progressive Lick of Paint

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How Co-Working Has Led to Partnerships for Tech-Led Creative Agency Woolly Mammoth

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“Outrageous”: Sydney Man Fined $500 for Spearfishing Blue Groper Known As “Gus”

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