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In 2019 the Australian Rugby League Commission cobbled together a white paper of sorts, a plan to prop up under-performing Sydney NRL clubs with revenue that would apparently flow from broadcasters once the club had relocated to a new place where people watch telly. Brisbane, Perth, even Papua New Guinea. Nothing locked in, of course, […]
Intrastate travel is about to resume for the citizens of NSW, the diverse and dynamic state which boasts a whole lot of everything.
Marine rescue teams are searching for a kayaker missing off Sydney's Northern Beaches this morning. His paddling partner raised the alarm, reporting he had not seen him for some time after they set off from Longreef to Palm Beach amid choppy conditions. He is reported to have been wearing a lifejacket. READ MORE: The incident comes amid warnings from the Bureau of Meterology and Surf Life Saving NSW (SLSNSW) warnings of particularly dangerous surf conditions this weekend. The BoM this morning issued a hazardous surf alert as a low pressure system forms off the NSW coast. Conditions will be ha...
The Other Event Nick Carroll Link copied to clipboard All photos by Swilly Yeah we all watched the heats. (Well, many of us at least.) We know who won, we know how they did it, and we know where they’ve gone — to the West, to face a totally different game. But what happens in the water around a CT at a place like North Narrabeen? A lot of people surf brilliantly, jersey or no jersey, pro or local. It’s the event beyond the event. We asked photographer Simon Williams to record what he could of it all. Here’s some of that record, along with a few of Swilly’s thoughts:
War time capsule reopens its gas-proof doors after 70 years We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Descend 33 steep concrete steps from an entrance that rises out of a sand dune and you are transported back in time into what is arguably Sydney’s best example of World War II history. After restoration work that took two years, the North Fort Plotting Room, associated artillery tunnels and gun placements at North Head are now open to small, socially-distanced groups. Volunteers Peter Lawrence (left) and Ron Ray show...