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Sydney's proposed Wolloomooloo arts, entertainment precinct set to transform city's eastern suburbs - Vimarsana News

Sydney's proposed Wolloomooloo arts, entertainment precinct set to transform city's eastern suburbs

The grand vision represents the biggest cultural reimagining of Sydney since the Opera House opened 50 years ago.

Source: smh.com.au
Sydney flood ratings sparks eastern suburbs premium hikes, hit to property values - Vimarsana News

Sydney flood ratings sparks eastern suburbs premium hikes, hit to property values

Thousands of residents were blindsided by an official notification from their council warning their properties were at risk of flooding.

Source: smh.com.au
Pokies Victoria: Victorians lose $2.2 billion on pokies in single year - Vimarsana News

Pokies Victoria: Victorians lose $2.2 billion on pokies in single year

Australians lost more than $11.4 billion on poker machines in a single year despite COVID-19 lockdowns, with the average Victorian user losing about $2800, prompting calls for a national gambling harm regulator.

Source: smh.com.au
Rushcutters Bay skate park divides Woollahra Council - Vimarsana News

Rushcutters Bay skate park divides Woollahra Council

A decade-long saga over a proposed skate ramp in east Sydney has erupted again after Woollahra Council proposed to resurrect the project.

Scott Morrison would be in demand on Pentecostal speakers circuit, but earnings could be limited - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison would be in demand on Pentecostal speakers circuit, but earnings could be limited

Experts say the former prime minister would be welcomed at global Pentecostal conferences, but his opportunities may be fleeting.

Source: smh.com.au