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A child is dead and and Nathan Vikatos is being treated for serious injuries following a stabbing in Sydney’s south-west on Wednesday afternoon.
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Man spoke with officers before fatally stabbing boy, police allege

Nathan Vitakos allegedly attacked the 3-year-old in a Riverwood unit on Wednesday afternoon. Officers had allegedly been seeking him over allegations of domestic violence.

  • by Perry Duffin and Olivia Ireland
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet announces the raising of the Warragamba Dam last October.
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State Parliament

Perrottet could tap out by Christmas. There must be something in the water

  • by Alexandra Smith
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Fractured fare tale

A child has died and a man is in critical condition following an incident in Riverwood.
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Crime

Child dead, man in hospital after stabbing in Sydney unit

  • by Perry Duffin and Esther Han
Sydney University was the only NSW university to post a surplus in 2022.
Education

All but one of the state’s universities are losing money as student numbers shrink

  • by Lucy Carroll and Christopher Harris
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New Ryde MP Jordan Lane.
State Parliament

School hours are ‘sexist’, should be extended to 6pm to help working women: MP

New Ryde MP Jordan Lane wants school hours extended so mothers aren’t “forced to choose between their own career progression or raising children”.

  • by Michael McGowan
People walk past apartment buildings in Green Square.
Development

Sydney congestion overblown, more inner-city density needed, say developers

The head of developer lobby Urban Taskforce says the eastern suburbs are “ripe” for increased density following calls for increased building heights in inner Sydney.

  • by Michael McGowan
The NSW government is set to repeal an almost decade-old law which gives businesses up to two votes in local elections in City of Sydney. The rules, passed by the former Coalition premier Mike Baird, were widely seen as an attempt to oust lord mayor Clover Moore.
Sydney councils

‘North Korea would be proud’: Labor to unwind Coalition ‘get Clover’ laws

  • by Michael Koziol and Michael McGowan
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Sydney house prices

Sydney’s richest suburbs need to be higher, denser to solve housing crisis: productivity commissioner

  • by Michael McGowan
Transport Minister Jo Haylen has warned that rogue taxi drivers who refuse to pick up passengers or demand cash payments are putting Sydney’s reputation as a global city at risk.
Taxis

Rogue taxi drivers could harm Sydney’s reputation, says minister

  • by Alexandra Smith

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