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Gun buyback starts before rules are set
NSWNE Times · Few hours ago
Gun buyback starts before rules are set
  1. Gun buyback leaves North Coast waiting
    NSWNC Times · Few hours ago
  2. How a major fire sparked 56 years of service for RFS veteran Will Lee
    NSWRegion Illawarra · Few hours ago
  3. Fresh details revealed regarding gun buyback scheme
    NSWWestern Weekender · Yesterday
  4. Masked thugs torch car and fire shots at Moorebank home with children inside
    NSW7News NSW · Yesterday
  5. Woman and seven children escape injury after Moorebank home targeted in shooting and firebombing
    NSWPerthNow Local · Yesterday

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Maroubra ‘blank canvas opportunity’ goes for $7 million

A modest bungalow in Maroubra with ocean views sold at auction for $7 million on Saturday, well above its $6.5 million reserve, after a developer competed with two owner-occupier bidders. The buyer plans to demolish the house and build a new home. Ray White director Angus Gorrie said the result surprised him. Across Sydney, Domain recorded a preliminary clearance rate of 45 per cent from 490 reported results, with 184 auctions withdrawn. In Como, a family upsizing bought a five-bedroom home for $3.14 million, while an Alexandria apartment sold for $1.31 million after being passed in.

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PS News· This weekLifestyle

Sydney’s long-awaited Southwest Metro to open on 30 October

Sydney’s Southwest Metro will open on 30 October, extending the line from Sydenham to Bankstown. The 66-kilometre route will include stops such as Marrickville, Canterbury, and Lakemba, replacing the old T3 heavy-rail line. Transport for NSW says the new Metro will carry 50 per cent more passengers and provide faster trips, with trains running every four minutes during peak times. Premier Chris Minns and Transport Minister John Graham have thanked commuters for their patience during the delays. Further extensions to the line are in early planning stages.

Sydney’s long-awaited Southwest Metro to open on 30 October
First Nations News· Just nowLifestyle

Yarpa success at Meet the Buyer event

Yarpa's Meet the Buyer event, held on October 22 at the Western Sydney Convention Centre in Penrith, New South Wales, brought together First Nations suppliers and industry buyers. The day produced about 480 strategically matched meetings, totalling 114 hours. Yarpa director Shannon Mallison said the event aims to create real opportunities through real connections. Yarpa said its membership has grown to over 720 First Nations business members, 470 corporate, government and industry members, and 2,900 people in total since the first event in 2019.

Yarpa success at Meet the Buyer event
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Council Magazine· Just nowCouncil

Renewable gas agreements highlight opportunities for regional communities

Jemena has signed new agreements backing plans to turn organic waste into renewable gas in Forbes and Cowra, in central New South Wales. The Forbes deal supports an anaerobic digestion facility expected to produce about 100 terajoules of biomethane a year for the gas network, more than double the town's current gas use. The Cowra project plans to produce more than 275 terajoules of biomethane annually from agricultural residues. The projects could create regional jobs and new income for farmers, and offer manufacturers and industrial businesses a way to cut emissions while using existing equipment.

Renewable gas agreements highlight opportunities for regional communities
Tenterfield Shire Council· Just nowCouncil

Tenterfield Town Water Supply Discolouration

Tenterfield will move to Level 2 (Moderate) water restrictions from Thursday, 27 August 2026. Tenterfield Shire Council has also announced a closure of White Swamp Road from 10 September 2026 for pipe replacement. Killarney Road is affected by culvert repairs, which include replacing stormwater pipes and headwalls. The council has also announced five new bridge projects across the shire. Separately, the National Parks and Wildlife Service has started an aerial and ground baiting program to control wild dogs.

Tenterfield Town Water Supply Discolouration
NC Times· Just nowCouncil

Lismore bin baskets put cash in pockets

Lismore City Council has attached 20 Return and Earn baskets to public bins across Lismore and Nimbin, so residents can collect containers to claim refunds. The baskets sit on bins in the Lismore CBD, local parks and sporting fields. The council says a review found about $670,000 in container refunds was being lost to waste. Exchange for Change, which coordinates the scheme, funds the baskets. The baskets are a trial, and the council plans more across the CBD and villages in 2027 if it succeeds. Residents are asked to keep coffee cups and takeaway packaging out of the baskets.

Lismore bin baskets put cash in pockets
NE Times· Just nowCouncil

Tamworth sports precinct road upgrades near finish

Tamworth's Sports and Entertainment Precinct is set to receive new crossings, street lighting and a shared path by mid-December. The $1.42 million road safety project is nearing completion. Upgrades include wombat and pedestrian crossings, safety fencing and a 3-metre shared path along Longyard Drive. Council staff transplanted 22 Australian native grass trees to spots that do not block sight lines at the Jack Smyth Drive roundabout. The project is jointly funded by the Australian and NSW governments under the Australian Government's Road Safety Program, which aims to reduce severe road injuries and deaths.

Tamworth sports precinct road upgrades near finish
ABC News Just In· Just nowCrime

Lamarre-Condon reported work-related trauma on way to handing himself in

Former Sydney police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon reported work-related psychological trauma and claimed schizophrenia symptoms during a call to a police assistance line while on his way to surrender to detectives. He is on trial for the alleged murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, claiming self-defence. Lamarre-Condon accused the force of bullying and lack of support, saying it affected his mental health. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Lamarre-Condon reported work-related trauma on way to handing himself in
The Grazier· Just nowCouncil

$5M Injection for Hay: Council and Crighton’s Secure Major Funding in $50M Basin Windfall

Hay Shire Council and FW & RB Crighton Rural Engineering have been awarded more than $5 million in grants under the Australian Government's Sustainable Communities Program. Crighton's will merge its two local operations into a purpose-built facility with new equipment and worker accommodation. Council will establish a regional circular economy hub to support waste management and renewable energy delivery. The grants are part of a $50 million package funding 20 projects across the Murray-Darling Basin. The projects aim to offset the effects of voluntary water buybacks, create jobs and build long-term climate resilience.

$5M Injection for Hay: Council and Crighton’s Secure Major Funding in $50M Basin Windfall
7News NSW· Just nowCrime

Unresponsive surfer pulled from the water at Number One Beach in Seal Rocks dies

A man has died after being pulled unresponsive from the water off Number One Beach at Seal Rocks on the NSW Mid North Coast. Members of the public brought him from the water about 2.20pm on Monday. Paramedics could not revive him after responding to a concern for welfare call. The man, believed to be in his 60s, has yet to be formally identified, NSW Police said. The incident is under investigation, and a report will be prepared for the coroner.

Unresponsive surfer pulled from the water at Number One Beach in Seal Rocks dies
Man of Many· Just nowLifestyle

The Best Watches From The 2026 Ballon d’Or (Including Harry Kane’s Million-Dollar Daytona)

Harry Kane wore a rare off-catalogue Rolex Daytona valued at up to AUD$2.2 million at the 2026 Ballon d'Or in London. The England captain later collected two awards at the ceremony, the first held in London. Other players and guests also wore notable watches on the red carpet. Ousmane Dembélé chose a high-tech Richard Mille RM 055, while Kylian Mbappé wore a vintage-style Hublot Classic Fusion Tributo. Nigerian singer Adekunle Gold wore a Vanguart Orb Flying Tourbillon.

The Best Watches From The 2026 Ballon d’Or (Including Harry Kane’s Million-Dollar Daytona)

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