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BIRTHDAY TRAGEDY: Vaucluse teenager gifted new Porsche Cayenne, instead of keys to first home

GRIM GIFT: A birthday celebration in Sydney's affluent suburb of Vaucluse took a tragic turn when a well-intentioned parent's gift missed the mark by a considerable margin. Nineteen year old Felicity Argylle-McGraw was eagerly anticipating the milestone moment when she...
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EXCLUSIVE PHOTO: Bruce Lehrmann spotted near Sydney beach looking for washed up bricks of cocaine

ROCK BOTTOM: Just three days after his failed defamation case closed against Network TEN, Bruce Lehrmann has been photographed pacing furiously along the rocky coastline near Freshwater Beach in Sydney's north. "He was combing every nook and cranny," said one...
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Double Bay woman wears North Face puffer jacket to help brave the cooler climates inside Woolworths

URBAN ADVENTURE: Puffer jacket season has come early for one Double Bay woman. Sally Riley normally gets her groceries delivered, but today, after running out of bottled water and organic yoghurt, she was forced to brave the cool climates of...
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A BRIDGE TOO FAR: Eastern suburbs man driving to the CBD chooses one wrong lane and ends up in North Sydney

WRONG WAY, GO BACK: A Bondi man has paid a heavy price for a navigation fail this afternoon. Dave Crane was heading for a doctor's appointment in the city, but he tragically ended up in North Sydney. "I was just...
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Friends long weekend away descends into power struggles, car pooling drama and fights about budgets & accommodation

JUST STAY HOME: It was meant to be a relaxing weekend away with friends at a Hunter Valley Airbnb, but it's turned into a bitter standoff, with heated debates and serious doubts over the future of the friend group. The...
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INSTANT ICK: Eastern suburbs woman forced to flee Hinge date after he showed up on a share bike

GHOSTED: A Bellevue Hill has told of the shocking moment her Hinge date arrived on a clunky green Lime bike, prompting her to make a swift exit. "He didn't even see me I don't think," Sally Gibbons told DBT. "I...
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The Golden Sheaf introduce mandatory dress code for males: white sneakers, beige chinos and a white linen shirt

CARBON COPY: In a bold move to ensure fashion consistency among its male patrons, a popular Double Bay pub is implementing a mandatory dress code: white sneakers, beige chinos, and a white linen shirt. "We want to maintain The Golden...
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Wentworth Courier newspaper now being delivered directly to recycling bins

One of Australia’s most useless local newspapers has announced that from next week it will be delivered directly to recycling bins around Sydney’s east. “Our own research shows very few people actually pick up the Wentworth Courier,” concedes the paper’s...
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“It’s so nice to leave the city and get out into the countryside,” says Bondi Junction man walking a lap of Centennial Park

"It also helps justify my man bun," he says. RURAL RETREAT: In a daring quest for tranquility and a taste of the great outdoors, a Bondi Junction couple has escaped the hustle and bustle of the city by going for...
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Premier surprised people are leaving Sydney in droves, despite the closest thing to a half decent night club being a 6am run club

DAWN DISCO: The NSW Premier says he doesn't understand the mass exodus away from Sydney, despite the city's extreme cost of living and crippled night-time economy thanks to the lockout laws. Sydney's night clubs are slowly being replaced by run...
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