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Thursday, 30 November 2023
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Shire family business chalks up 140 years in disappearing leather industry
Murray Trembath
The Birdsall Leather team at Taren Point. Picture by Chris Lane
Photos & videos | New skate park at Miranda 'as good as it gets'
Murray Trembath
Jett Dehann in the new skate park in Seymour Shaw Park, Miranda. Picture by John Veage
Our People
Meet one of our longest serving teachers in NSW
Eva Kolimar
Kogarah High School teacher John Quinnell is among the top five longest serving public school teachers in NSW. Picture by John Veage
'European beachfront cafe vibe': Bobbys opens on Esplanade at Cronulla
Murray Trembath
Kylie and Adam Micola have opened their new venue Bobbys, on the Esplanade at Cronulla. Picture by Chris Lane
$28 mil project: Southgate to expand on to former squash courts site
Murray Trembath
Southgate Shopping Centre will have new major retailer spaces, including a relocated and enlarged Woolworths supermarket, under the plans. Picture by Chris Lane
Redefining what's 'beautiful': young mums venture into breaking the mould
Eva Kolimar
Sutherland Shire's Ashleigh Potocki and Jessica Leonard are the women behind Ugly Beauty, which aims to change the way skincare and beauty products are marketed. Picture by Chris Lane
Vale the Saints Bob Bugden
John Veage
Six-time St George premiership-winning player Bob Bugden takes the ball up to a Newtown defender with Brian 'Poppa' Clay in support.
Schools
Music teacher fronts national campaign
Eva Kolimar
Kirrawee High School year 7 music teacher Kerri-Ann Lacey with year 12 student Abbey Stone and year 9 student William Pearce. Picture by Chris Lane
Schools
Where futures are created: new STEM building for boys' school
Eva Kolimar
NSW Premier Chris Minns takes a look inside the new STEM building at James Cook Boys High School. Picture by Chris Lane
Sydney Airport flyover named after St George pilot Deborah Lawrie
Jim Gainsford
NSW Roads Minister John Graham; Karen Halbert, Sydney Airport Chief of Corporate Affairs and Deborah Lawie and the flyover naming ceremony.

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