My family home was targeted in a vile anti-Semitic attack in Sydney. This is what I kept quiet until now - and the question every Australian needs to ask themselves
I was shaken from sleep by my panicked wife - and that's when I realised there's a huge question Australians need to ask ...
Antisemitic Attacks Mar Australia’s Legacy as a Haven for Jews
Attacks in Australia have targeted synagogues, homes and cars. Police helicopters now fly nightly over parts of Sydney, ...
Why Sydney locals are heading to a mysterious hole in the wall for the best Spanish tapas and wine in town
Tucked inside the newly revamped Hotel Woolstore 1888 in Pyrmont, Percy is a Spanish wine bar inspired by San Sebastián and ...
Meet WINGS, the collective reviving Sydney’s nightlife with guerrilla fashion shows
Alvi Chung and Daniel Neeson are reviving Sydney's nightlife with WINGS, a collective hosting guerrilla fashion shows in King's Cross.
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‘The future of our firm’ – Alec Tzannes beaming about landmark Sydney project
Renowned architect Alec Tzannes has expressed great enthusiasm as his firm embarks on its latest project at York Street, ...
US private debt house Monroe Capital to open Australia office
Monroe Capital will open a Sydney office and has tapped former Hines Investment Management’s capital markets director Galen ...
The Sydney kiosk that killed off an award-winning restaurant
Few neighbours were aware of Comedor owner Walter Shellshear before he applied to expand his restaurant into a Newtown park ...
Australian neo-Nazis exposed after Adelaide arrests
The exposure of more than a dozen neo-Nazis after a protest in Adelaide is an important step in holding them accountable for ...
Joe Aston’s double-dip duds The Australian Financial Review
The AFR had to stump up large defamation payouts and eye-watering legal bills after Aston was found to have (separately) ...
Australia spends $714 per person on roads every year – but just 90 cents goes to walking, wheeling and cycling
Walking and cycling get 90c per person each year from the Australian government. What if that figure rose to $5, $10 or $15?
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Australia’s Jews are living in fear
Just when it seemed Australia’s anti-Semitism crisis couldn’t worsen, it has. This week, it was disclosed that a caravan loaded with plastic explosive was found in Sydney’s rural fringe.
Cars and building spray-painted with antisemitic graffiti: ‘This isn’t the Australia we know and love’
“There have been more than 10 publicly reported serious incidents of antisemitic vandalism, arson and worse in the last three ...