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Margaret restaurant Double Bay now rejecting anyone who didn’t go to private school
RIGHT CROWD: In a controversial move, popular Neil Perry restaurant Margaret has announced a ban on anyone who was a student within Australia's public school system. “Margaret is not just a fine dining establishment, says Perry. "It’s a lifestyle.” “We need...
Local woman launches own activewear brand, purely so she can appear as the model in promotional photos
TIME TO SHINE: A Double Bay woman is taking a giant leap into the crowded activewear industry, launching her own brand called All About Me. "It's kind of like P.E Nation meets Lululemon," says Audrey Blunt. "But my brand is...
Low voter turnout in Sydney for state election, amid heavy traffic and fuck all parking
ROAD BLOCK TO DEMOCRACY: Heavy traffic and a desperate lack of parking options in Sydney thanks to the city's chronic over development, is threatening to derail today's state elections. Sydney's gridlock and sub-standard public transport system has meant that by...
EXCLUSIVE: Proud BMW umbrella user, revealed as owner of 2014 Suzuki Swift
BROLLY BRO: Heavy rainfall in Sydney this afternoon allowed one local man to flaunt his favourite umbrella. Dillon Hanley has been using a brolly emblazoned with several large BMW logos. However DBT can reveal the 29 year old insurance salesman...
COST OF LIVING CRISIS: Waverley Council now charging $15 to do the Bondi to Bronte walk
CASH GRAB: Walkers using the popular four kilometre coastal pathway between Bondi and Bronte this weekend are in for a nasty surprise. They'll be required to pay $15 to complete the walk, as cost of living pressures continue to mount....
Local woman updates Instagram bio to ‘wellness expert’ after buying a bottle of ‘Voss’ water
THE FULL BOTTLE: A Sydney woman has taken the next brave step toward being considered a health & well-being thought leader. After recently taking up yoga, Julia Burgess has cemented her lifestyle choice with the purchase of a bottle of...
“The economy will be completely cashless in 5 years,” says man who withdraws $350 every Friday & Saturday night
WITHDRAWALS: A local Crypto enthusiast is echoing predictions that Australia's economy will be cashless by 2025. "Around 92% of all money worldwide is just digital. It's all just code bro,” Richard Thorpe told DBT. "Who even uses cash these days?...