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At the back of the diner, just one block from a world-famous Australian beachfront, is an old school milk bar that conjures memories of summers past.

Updated: 16 Feb 2021, 17:15 Invalid Date, MARRIED At First Sight ­Australia has become a smash hit here thanks to all the romances, rows and romping between contestants. While series six of the Aussie show has become compulsive viewing for British audiences - just wait until you meet the couples in season seven. 27 Elizabeth Sobinoff makes an epic return to find love on season seven The current series of the show is dramatic, but the new couples on the upcoming season will push the boundarie...

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Normal text size Very large text size Last October, NSW Customer Service Minister Victor Dominello proposed revolutionary reforms to liquor and gaming laws that he oversees. One of the most controversial elements of the proposal was a plan to transition pokie players from dropping the odd pineapple on the slots to having to register and pre-load money onto regulated, cashless cards that would be linked to the gambler’s identity. The idea was that such a card would help curb the activities ...

He terrorised dozens of women across Sydneys Northern Beaches for close to two years, but today Lindsay Moody, 42, sobbed in the dock as he was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in jail. The labourer from Frenchs Forest stalked 28 women, including a 16-year-old schoolgirl, on secluded running tracks and suburban streets in Narrabeen, Belrose, Davidson, Dee Why, North Curl Curl, Allambie Heights, Fairlight, and Northbridge. Police pounced after CCTV captured Moody harassing a woman in Cammeray, ...

A tradesman and father-to-be sobbed in court as he was jailed for intimidating, stalking, and exposing himself to dozens of women. Lindsay Kenneth Moody, 42, will spend up to two-and-a-half years behinds bars after he was sentenced in Manly Local Court on Wednesday. Moody was originally charged with 39 crimes on Sydneys northern beaches after he was arrested at a worksite in Birchgrove last September. He was later charged with 13 more crimes after more victims, including a schoolgirl, came forw...

It takes just one boat to stop traffic on one of Sydney’s busiest roads. An estimated 75,000 vehicles and 35,000 bus passengers use the Spit Bridge across Middle Harbour from Mosman to Seaforth every day. Yet the bridge is raised six times a day from Monday to Friday for an average of between one and five boats per opening. On weekends and public holidays, the bridge is raised eight times a day, for 10 to 15 boats each time. The Spit Bridge is is raised six times on weekdays for an average...

Enough shrugging: party donation rorts must end February 2, 2021 — 12.05am Normal text size Advertisement A report reveals vested interests keep donating millions of dollars to political parties to play their political games (“Secretive donors give $1 billion to political parties”, February 1). The federal disclosure scheme is not working. We have become a nation of shruggers. Politicians shrug off this and their lack of integrity and accountability. Voters shrug this off as they know tha...

The body of a man who went missing last year from Brookvale has been located. The man was last seen leaving a licensed premise on Pittwater Road at...

Advertisement The last time award-winning pianist Van-Anh Nguyen dated another piano player, it was memorable, to say the least. “I grew up with him, and we competed together, and it would always be, I’d come first, he’d come second, or the other way around,” says Nguyen, who had her Sydney Opera House debut at age eight, and who – before the pandemic – travelled the world performing with orchestras. “And it was always very friendly, until we started dating. When you’re young, l...