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Ryde City Council boss David Robert Chariton is slapped with SIX AVOs and is ordered not to contact former staff members - Vimarsana News

Ryde City Council boss David Robert Chariton is slapped with SIX AVOs and is ordered not to contact former staff members

David Robert Chariton, who was team leader at Ryde City Council in Sydney 's north, appeared at Burwood Local Court to face the six AVO applications against him.

Sydney housing: Meadowbank's density alarmed north shore residents, but locals say 'it's lovely' - Vimarsana News

Sydney housing: Meadowbank's density alarmed north shore residents, but locals say 'it's lovely'

Ku-ring-gai Council used images of Meadowbank to warn residents about additional housing density. But when the mayor went there, he liked what he found.

Source: smh.com.au
The illegal destruction of trees is running rampant across Sydney and Melbourne - Vimarsana News

The illegal destruction of trees is running rampant across Sydney and Melbourne

The illegal destruction of trees to obtain prized water or city vistas is rampant, but communities are fighting back.

The illegal destruction of trees is running rampant across Sydney and Melbourne - Vimarsana News

The illegal destruction of trees is running rampant across Sydney and Melbourne

The illegal destruction of trees to obtain prized water or city vistas is rampant, but communities are fighting back.

The illegal destruction of trees is running rampant across Sydney and Melbourne - Vimarsana News

The illegal destruction of trees is running rampant across Sydney and Melbourne

The illegal destruction of trees to obtain prized water or city vistas is rampant, but communities are fighting back.

Source: smh.com.au