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Sydney Writers' Festival is back for 2024 and we're giving you the chance to see the international king of crime fiction, Michael Connelly, talk books and beyond at the Sydney Town Hall event 'Michael Connelly's Life of Crime' on Saturday, 25 May.

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The demerit point return scheme was an election promise of the Minns government designed to place a sharper focus on road safety amid last year's record-breaking road death toll.

Once restricted to newsagents in New South Wales, lottery tickets are now sold in bottle shops, chemists and service stations, making them easier to buy for those struggling to control their gambling habits.

In a worm farm during a warm season, a cotton T-shirt can take just three to four weeks to break down in your backyard compost.

It is the second largest economy in New South Wales worth $32.3 billion and by 2040 Greater Parramatta will be home to more than 446,000 people.

From chicken pot pie and shepherd's pie to cheese and veggie-filled options, we have all your pie needs sorted as the weather starts to cool.

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