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$1000 per week: 'Affordable' housing in affluent suburb slammed - Vimarsana News

$1000 per week: 'Affordable' housing in affluent suburb slammed

Low income tenants would be giving up almost 60 per cent of their wage to live in the discounted apartments – that's twice as high as the NSW government's own guidelines.

Source: yahoo.com
Killjoy council backflips on late-night kebab ban - Vimarsana News

Killjoy council backflips on late-night kebab ban

A Indian kebab shop with a cult status won its prime time hours back after a Sydney council restored their weekend timeslot that finished at 3am - thanks to a swell of online and customer support

Paddington's Indian Home Diner allowed to trade until 3am after council reverses decision - Vimarsana News

Paddington's Indian Home Diner allowed to trade until 3am after council reverses decision

“A well-loved slice of Oxford Street has, for a change, been saved,” said Liberal councillor Sean Carmichael.

Source: smh.com.au
Paddington's Indian Home Diner to remain closed after midnight as councillors distance themselves from shutdown - Vimarsana News

Paddington's Indian Home Diner to remain closed after midnight as councillors distance themselves from shutdown

The popular Indian Home Diner will have to shut at midnight for months despite a wave of opposition to Woollahra Council’s decision.

Source: smh.com.au
Indian Home Diner Paddington: Councillors distance themselves from kebab shop shutdown - Vimarsana News

Indian Home Diner Paddington: Councillors distance themselves from kebab shop shutdown

The popular Indian Home Diner will have to shut at midnight for months despite a wave of opposition to Woollahra Council’s decision.