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The designer who never retired 5 July 2021 Amy Jarvis pays tribute to Derek Wrigley - a designer who left his touch on almost every part of the ANU campus. Derek Wrigley believed that design had the power to change the world for the better. Taking a look at his 70 year career, it seems he was right. A pioneering powerhouse of design, Dereks fingerprints are all over the ANU campus, often hidden in plain sight. Born in Oldham, Lancashire on 16 February 1924, Derek Wrigley was the elder of two ...

A defiant hair salon on Sydneys northern beaches was spotted breaking Sydneys lockdown on Thursday. ISM Hairdressing at Dee Why were open for business - after being closed from Monday through to Wednesday - following confirmation of the lockdown from NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian last weekend. On Thursday night, a client was spotted in the salon chair with foils in her hair - and not wearing a face mask. When quizzed as to why they were ignoring imposed rules from the NSW government during th...

Australians are fleeing Sydney and Melbourne to live in regional areas by the coast with lockdowns accelerating this trend. The Commonwealth Bank, Australias biggest bank, revealed south-east Queensland, the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales and northern Tasmania have experienced a population surge since the pandemic. Intriguingly, residents of Sydneys picturesque Northern Beaches are the most keen to leave, as this area endures its second, extended lockdown since Christmas. Grant Cairns, Comm...

A Herald investigation reveals Tim Stewart’s business dealings include links to a trio of one-time bankrupt Liberal powerbrokers from the Sutherland Shire.

The note, which was written in a distinct cursive hand, encouraged people to let themselves shine and was pinned down with a rock by the sea pool at Dee Why on Sydneys Northern Beaches.

Yield-hungry investors appear to have forgotten that Hungry Jack’s, and other fast food chains, cut back on rent payments during the pandemic, hurting retirees.

Northern Beaches A proposal to trial enhancements to the waterside precinct of The Strand, Dee Why making it more pedestrian- and bicyclist-friendly has been approved by Council. Under the NSW Government-funded Streets as Shared Spaces Program, the proposal is to enhance outdoor dining and the pedestrian and bicyclist experience at the 220-metre seaside waterfront strip between Oaks Ave and Dee Why Pde. Enhancements included a trial of one-way traffic flow, to reduce the speed limit to 30km/h, ...

May 27, 2021 – 5.00am Save Share His nickname might be “High-Rise Harry”, but Meriton founder Harry Triguboff is going wider too, building four-bedroom apartments for the first time to suit a new generation working some of the week at home. “People have rebelled, they don’t want to travel two hours to work and two hours back any more,” says Triguboff, who has ridden the real estate boom fuelled by free money to a 20 per cent gain on 2021’s Financial Review Ric...

NRL player Jamil Hopoate, 26, is accused of being part of a trio charged over the haul of cocaine allegedly imported from the UK and intercepted by police at Sydney Airport on Saturday.

Date Time Police charge three after $155 million cocaine seized – Organised Crime Squad Organised Crime Squad detectives have charged three people as part of ongoing investigations into the alleged importation of a half a tonne of cocaine with a street value of nearly $155 million. Acting on intelligence information, officers from Australian Border Force (ABF) intercepted a consignment of toolboxes which arrived in Sydney from the United Kingdom about 7pm last Saturday (15 May 2021). During a...