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Activity Name Sub Category Suburb Date Owner Sydney Craft Beer & Cider Fair 2013 Beer Sydney 15/06/2013 out on the town ART. AFTER HOURS @…

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The 'aggressive' fight over a golf course dividing Sydney's inner-west June 17, 2019
Plans to carve up the Marrickville Golf Club in Sydney's inner-west to create more green space spark "aggressive" debate, as the local council turns to residents to make a final decision.
Paige Cockburn
Evacuated Mascot Towers residents told to get help from Salvos June 17, 2019
Mascot Towers building management tells residents who were evacuated on Friday night after cracks were found in the Sydney apartment building to seek help from the Salvation Army if they are facing financial hardship.
Cameron Gooley
Live: NSW Now: Homicide police join backpacker search, Mascot Towers to temporarily reopen June 16, 2019
MORNING BRIEFING: The father of missing Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez will front the media today as homicide detectives travel to Byron Bay to assist in the investigation, while some of the residents of Mascot Towers will be permitted to return to their homes to pick up belongings.
Developers bought everything next to Stine's house, then nothing happened June 16, 2019
As the spotlight falls on Sydney's residential construction industry after the Mascot Towers scare, the already-cooling market means developers are putting a halt on construction.
Nick Sas
Tragicomedy of class relations wins Sydney Film Festival official competition prize June 16, 2019
The Korean film Parasite, about a lower-class family who con their way into a wealthy household, wins in a year dominated by social issues.
Dee Jefferson
Maloney back in the halves as NSW make seven changes for Origin II June 16, 2019
NSW makes a massive seven changes for the must-win Origin II in Perth on Sunday, led by the return of James Maloney to the halves — while injury forces two changes for Queensland.
'There's nobody for them to sue': Mascot apartment owners to pay for repairs June 16, 2019
Property experts call on the NSW Government to do more to ensure residents of strata apartments are better protected if their buildings are affected by major structural damage, with owners of the Mascot Towers likely to foot the bill for costly repairs.
Bellinda Kontominas And Antonette Collins

Sydney set for a week of wet weather, but no break in drought June 17, 2019
With dam levels close to 50% and water restrictions in place, Sydneysiders were looking for relief Sydney was hit by heavy rain on Monday, causing flash flooding and briefly throwing the roads and public transport system into chaos.Forecasters said the conditions would ease into Tuesday and Wednesday, before the wet weather returned later in the […]
Luke Henriques-Gomes
Qantas boss Alan Joyce backs Rugby Australia's handling of Israel Folau dispute June 17, 2019
Joyce says Folau’s comments were ‘clearly inappropriate’ as ex-Wallaby makes more homophobic comments in church sermonAlan Joyce, the Qantas chief executive, has backed Rugby Australia’s actions in its dispute with former star player Israel Folau.The dispute, which is now before the Fair Work Commission, was sparked by Rugby Australia ripping up Folau’s contract after he […]
Australian Associated Press
Blanchett on toast: how Heather Mitchell is making a meal of her co-stars June 17, 2019
A star of stage and screen, Mitchell has become just as famous for the toast art she gifts her colleagues. It began with Vegemite and Phillip Seymour-HoffmanA theatre company is like a family: a family who come together intensely for three or four months, act out the ensuing drama in front of strangers, and then […]
Melanie Tait
Mascot Towers residents in limbo as Berejiklian promises action June 16, 2019
Sydney apartment block evacuated after cracking discovered and residents have not been allowed to returnThe New South Wales premier, Gladys Berejiklian, has said her government will “hold everyone to account” over damage to a Sydney apartment complex, as authorities work to determine the root cause of persistent cracking within decade-old building.Residents of Sydney’s Mascot Towers […]
Luke Henriques-Gomes
Residents of Sydney's Mascot Towers evacuated after cracks emerge June 14, 2019
Police say there is no immediate risk of a collapse as residents await advice on when they will be able to returnResidents have been forced to leave a Sydney high-rise apartment complex because of concerns over reports of movement in the building.Those residing in all 122 units in Mascot Towers and nine units in surrounding […]
Guardian staff and AAP
Man stopped at Sydney airport on way to join Isis released on good behaviour bond June 14, 2019
Judge says two years already spent in custody by ‘mentally ill and vulnerable’ Moudasser Taleb are adequateA young man who wanted to be an Islamic State fighter but was stopped at Sydney airport as he tried to fly to Syria will walk free from jail after being handed a five-year good behaviour bond.Moudasser Taleb, who […]
Australian Associated Press
'Going to get hell for this': Suzie Miller takes us to the messy heart of MeToo in Prima Facie June 14, 2019
A swaggering barrister becomes a victim herself and finds the scales of justice irrevocably shifted in acclaimed new Australian playBefore she became a playwright, Suzie Miller’s job required listening to people talk about their experiences of being sexually assaulted.A criminal defence lawyer working in the human rights sector, she was often required to take statements […]
Stephanie Convery