Two men injured in factory fire at Revesby in Sydney's south west
A factory fire at Revesby in Sydney's south west. Photo: Nine News Two men are in a serious condition after they were injured in a huge factory fire at Revesby in Sydney's south west.The blaze, which started just before 4pm, consumed a car wrecking yard on Fitzpatrick Street and spread to two adjoining buildings, a factory and a gym, Fire and Rescue NSW said.Within one minute of crews arriving, they were confronted with "huge flames" and "multiple explosions"..>> view originalLiberal candidate resigns, saying NSW seat 'may need Green or independent'
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It's critical to Australia that those children have a chance to be like other kids, says John Pegg. Photo: AFR In Australia's education system, disadvantage has often been destiny.A student from a socio-economically disadvantaged background is five times more likely to perform badly in numeracy compared with peers from wealthier backgrounds.Meanwhile, students in the bottom socio-economic quartile are, on average, almost three years behind those in the top q..>> view originalBaird government under pressure to bring forward election after chaotic Inner West Council meeting
Video will begin in 5 seconds. Protestors shut down council meeting Sacked mayors and councillors seized control of a Sydney council chamber after hundreds of protestors forced the meeting to be shut down. PT1M14S 620 349 The administrator who was spat on and jostled at a chaotic meeting in Sydney's inner west says he remains willing to work with former councillors among the protesters, while the Baird government continues to defend its decision to delay council elections for..>> view originalRain is the snow 'killer': Looming La Nina dims prospects of a great ski season
Jacinta Jansen, aged seven, with her first snowman for the year at Falls Creek. Photo: Chris Hocking As much of south-eastern Australia lurches from an Indian summer straight into winter, it's time for snow bunnies to start digging out the skis and dusting off down jackets.With the official start to the ski season still over a fortnight away, climate experts say the early odds favour more precipitation in alpine areas. But whether it falls as rain or the whit..>> view original
Wednesday, May 25, 2016
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