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IT STINKS SYDNEY Waters plan for new sewage outlets at Putney and on the opposite shore at Concord could jeopardise hopes that Parramatta River would be swimmable by 2025, Ryde Mayor Jerome Laxale said this week. Cr Laxale is chairman of the group of councils... Page 1

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Neighbourly Its been a couple of months since Fairfax Media NZ, publisher of the Auckland City Harbour News bought a stake in the Kiwifounded neighbourhood website neighbourly.co.nz. And in that time site membership has jumped from 60,000 to 85,000 people across... Page 1

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PENALISED! Y and rugby club are being forced to share space at a Concord park to make way for construction of the WestConnex motorway. Rugby representatives say they will pay a heavy penalty for sharing their playing field with the hock Page 1

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FEED MELBOURNE APPEAL Even in the worlds most liveable city there are everyday families and individuals struggling to make ends meet, while 250,000 tonnes of good food go to the tip each year. Join our Feed Melbourne Appeal this year to raise money for charities such as... Page 1

OUR NAME REMAINS AFTER five months of contentious debate and overwhelming opposition Blacktown Council is likely to keep its name. But Mayor Stephen Bali (pictured) is furious the consultation process cost $98,000 to determine what "everybody knew. Page 1

In the doghouse THE St Kilda Adventure Playground would become a dog-free zone from next year under a council push to stop pooping near play equipment and to prevent attacks on children. Salisbury Council last week considered banning dogs from entering the playground... Page 1

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Idyllic paradise by the sea 21 BOND ST MAROUBRA FOR 18 years Darren Howard, the son of well-known former jockey Sammy Howard, and wife Marina have called 21 Bond St home. In that time the couple have had three children - daughter Mikaela, 18, and twins Charlotte and Julian,... Page 36

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Lift-off in doubt A PLAN to chopper in VIP customers and international guests to an exclusive Warrandyte South winery has whipped up a storm of protest. Olivigna, which has a restaurant and olive grove on site, has applied for a permit to establish a helipad. Sixty... Page 1

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CARS VS TRAIN THE RACQ is calling for a major highway from Everton Park to Carseldine to take pressure off congested Gympie Rd. But lobby group Rail Back on Track says the corridor should bbe reserved for a highspeed train to the Sunshine Coast, and a new rail... Page 1

Styx mill mystery explored No living person has ever seen the Styx mill - it was burned down in 1897 - and no photos have ever come to light. It remains the final mystery to retired scientist Dennis Hills. The site is not marked in any way and the dam no longer... Page 1

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MAKING STRIDES IN THE COMMUNITY Earlier this year a 93-year-old man on the Sunshine Coast crossed the finishing line of a 5km run at his local park. Just before he completed the run, a little girl eagerly gave him a highfive. The senior athlete was taking part in his 100th community... Page 2

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Dispute decision soon A Gore District councillor locked in a dispute with his own council over 14 hectares on his dairy farm expects to know the outcome by the end of this month. A public hearing between the district council and Cr Graham Sharp concluded last week, with the decision of independent hearing commissioners expected in coming weeks. Gores water supply comes from two bores on a dairy farm owned by the Shar Page 2

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Verge of despair CUTTING unsightly street verges in the northeastern suburbs needs to be more of a priority, a local councillor says. Cr Lucas Jones says a lack of an organised verge cutting and weed trimming program in the district only fuelled residents frustration... Page 1

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