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Oxford St cultural quarter

City of Sydney Council will this week adopt an action plan to reinvigorate the cultural environment of Oxford St and its surrounds. A project coordinator will be recruited to work with ... Read more
Tue December 15th, 2009 - No Comments
Taylor Square locals demand action

An application to extend the trading hours of Kinselas Hotel has sparked outrage from residents over the state of Taylor Square. City of Sydney Council is currently considering granting Kinselas a ... Read more
Tue August 25th, 2009 - No Comments
Hope for lock-out rethink

Oxford St publicans have called on the newly-formed Sydney Liquor Task Force to review the 2am lock-out system and come up with more effective measures for handling alcohol-related violence. The state ... Read more
Tue June 30th, 2009 - 6 Comments
Crime down, says Adney

Crime and homophobic violence are on the decrease, Surry Hills Superintendent Donna Adney has reported. Speaking at the City of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Community Forum last Wednesday, Adney reported a ... Read more
Tue June 23rd, 2009 - 3 Comments
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How to throw a 21st for the girl who never liked parties

What to give a Lord Mayor for her 21st? The usual key-shaped card just doesn't seem to cut it for a person who holds the keys to the city. After years ... Read more
Wed March 18th, 2009 - 1 Comment
Cash-poor gays get city living

Do you work in hospitality? Or are you a nurse, teacher, police officer or cleaner? Then you may be in luck for cheaper housing in the inner city. Sydney Lord Mayor ... Read more
Wed March 11th, 2009 - 3 Comments
Taylor Square community markets continue to grow

The newly announced Taylor Square Community Market is growing to carnival proportions as more businesses sign up for the February 28 event. Stonewall, the Colombian and the Oxford Art Factory have ... Read more
Wed February 18th, 2009 - 1 Comment
Lockout winners ask for more

Two Oxford St venues that escaped the Rees Government's 2am lock-out are planning huge expansions into adjacent properties with late-trading hours. The Colombian Hotel and the former DCM/UN nightclub submitted plans ... Read more
Wed November 19th, 2008 - 15 Comments
Golden mile to get retro makeover

Oxford St will receive a makeover with a retro feel in the coming months as Sydney City Council begins a suite of shopfront refurbishments. Development applications have been lodged and are ... Read more
Wed October 29th, 2008 - 2 Comments
Posters will be prosecuted

Sydney City Council will use the full backing of the law to help clean-up one of the worst items of litter on Oxford St -” playbills. Political, community and commercial organisations ... Read more
Wed October 22nd, 2008 - 1 Comment
New council cried in

It was with gusto that an official town crier bellowed out the names of the newly elected City of Sydney Council on Tuesday and declared the beginning of another four-year ... Read more
Wed September 24th, 2008 - No Comments
Lone Ranger approach ‘not enough’

The solution to Oxford St's violence problem lies in greater policing of bars, not people, according to Greens councillor Chris Harris. Council this week, in its last sitting before September's ... Read more
Wed September 3rd, 2008 - 4 Comments
City dishes out cash injections

The gay and lesbian community will receive an injection of funds over the coming months as the City of Sydney starts handing out grants in the lead-up to September's election. The ... Read more
Thu August 14th, 2008 - 9 Comments
Greens top poll positions

The NSW Greens party will appear at the top of the City of Sydney councillors ballot on 13 September, while Labor will appear near the bottom of both councillors and ... Read more
Thu August 14th, 2008 - 6 Comments
Zoning signs to curb the violence

Oxford St will be declared a no homophobia zone by the City of Sydney Council. The motion, which was won by a close vote, has some concerned that any finances spent ... Read more
Wed August 13th, 2008 - 4 Comments
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Tony, please think before speaking

You have to feel sorry for Tony Abbott. He has been criticised for speaking without thinking, in his comments on women’s virginity, and on homosexuality “challenging orthodox notions of the right order of things”. The ... Read more
Talk to us, Tony
Manly Liberal MP Mike Baird has “strongly recommended” Opposition leader Tony Abbott break his ... Read more
Talk to us, Tony
Manly Liberal MP Mike Baird has “strongly recommended” Opposition leader Tony Abbott break his ... Read more
Gabbing with Glambert
Appropriately for someone whose goth-glam appearance is the subject of much tabloid fodder, out-and-proud ... Read more
Court rules in favour of trans teen
Transgender rights advocates have welcomed a Family Court decision to allow a trans teenager ... Read more
Police apologise to Blacktown victims
Police will do by better by gay and lesbian victims of crime, NSW’s top ... Read more




