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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...

Advertisement Sydney shoppers and business leaders have welcomed Premier Gladys Berejiklian's announcement that masks will become mandatory in certain indoor environments, accepting it as a necessary step that will inspire confidence rather than deter customers. The executive director of the Sydney Business Chamber Katherine O'Regan welcomed measures that contained the virus, thereby allowing trading to continue. Luca Aroney and Lauren Chadlowe shopping for masks in Chatswood. Credit:Dominic Lorrimer "It's a critical time for hospitality and retail so I would see that this is good for the con...