Five Hurstville schools have joined forces calling for a school safety zone to be declared for the suburb’s educational precinct following the death of a student in a traffic accident outside Hurstville Public School in September. The Sydney Technical High School student, 12, had just finished walking his younger brother to Hurstville Public School when
In the male-dominated construction world, the hard hat on a woman’s head is not always a snug and comfortable fit. But there is an area of the industry where the gender gap has noticeably shrunk in recent years – an area where job prospects continue to flourish for female workers. “When I started out there
Almost six decades after the last of Sydney’s extensive tramway system was ripped up, the opening to passengers at 11am of the new light rail line from Circular Quay to Randwick – dubbed L2 – marks a shift towards greater use of public transport in the city. It has allowed a large part of George
