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Advertisement If you’ve driven down Sydney’s Oxford Street lately, you may have been caught by the city’s most lucrative traffic camera. In September alone, the dual red light and speed cameras at the corner of Oxford and Crown streets in Darlinghurst snagged more than 300 motorists a day, raking in $1.5 million in fines. So many motorists were being pinged by the eastbound speed camera that in early October the government stopped enforcing the fines and started giving people warnings instead. Revenue raiser: the red light and speed cameras on the corner of Oxford and Crown streets in D...

‘Mardi Gras beach of choice’: Rainbow walkway planned for Coogee We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A 50-metre rainbow will be painted on the promenade at Coogee Beach as part of this year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. Randwick City Council plans to install the rainbow walkway at the eastern suburbs beach on February 15 and 16 at an estimated cost of $19,000. An artist’s impression of the rainbow that will be painted at Coogee Beach to celebrate this year’s Sydney Gay and ...

Laundy says quick thinking saved pandemic-hit pubs We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Former federal member for Reid and pub owner-operator Craig Laundy has praised the quick efforts of the industry bodies and all governments in enacting policies and guidelines to keep the pandemic-hit sector afloat. Laundy, who runs the multi-million dollar family pub empire with his father Arthur, says any time an industry loses 10-11 weeks of business, its not good," Laundy told The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Laundy...

White family enjoys 39pc capital gain on Sydney pub Share In the first major pub deal of the new year, a trust managed by White & Partners, the private investment arm of real estate's White family, has made a 39 per cent capital gain in less than three years after selling the Engadine Tavern for $31 million to a local developer. The expansive hotel and commercial holding comprises three properties across more than half a hectare on the corner of Station Street and Preston Avenue in Sydney's outer southern suburb of Engadine. It was acquired in July 2018 by White & Partners for $22.3 million o...

News by Bella Fowler and Lauren McMah 28th Dec 2020 7:54 AM | Updated: 30th Dec 2020 10:16 AM   New South Wales has recorded 18 new cases of coronavirus in the past day - a worrying surge in numbers compared to recent days - and a new cluster has been declared. Premier Gladys Berejiklian described an outbreak in Croydon in Sydney's inner-west as "concerning", with six cases recorded so far. There have also been a further two...