Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Randwick trainer John O’Shea will be keeping a close eye on the weather and track condition at Kembla Grange for Tuesday’s meeting as he plots the return to racing of a couple of talented stable runners who trains in partnership with Tom Charlton is hoping for the Kembla track to dry out a little from heavy to soft to boost his chances of snaring a potential winning double John O’Shea has been impressed with the recent work of apprentice Braith Nock.Credit: Getty Images O’Shea has Livin’ Thing and Lady Zodiac set to contest the Racing Mates Provincial Benchmark 64 Handicap (1000m) while the promising Straand Beauty is down to run in the JJJ Racing Punters Precinct 31st May Bennchmark 64 Handicap (1200m) “Straand Beauty is a handy Exceed And Excel gelding that is having his first run for us and is first up from a spell,” O’Shea said “But he has already shown his fair share of talent He’s been placed in city company three times and has won a Wyong maiden “He’s had a couple of barrier trials in preparation for his return We are just looking for a reasonable surface for him to kick off again in Braith Nock takes the ride on Straand Beauty and O’Shea is impressed with the apprentice Apprentice Anna Roper is booked to ride Livin’ Thing while Tyler Schiller is down to ride Lady Zodiac there is the option to split them up and take one to Kembla Grange on Saturday instead,” O’Shea said Lady Zodiac has had the few runs back from a spell and raced well in each of them “And Livin’ Thing is first up after two trials He won easily at his debut and then ran sixth in town before a third at Newcastle Supplied by Racing NSWFull form and race replays available at racingnsw.com.au Country Championships winner Know Thyself was a $4.60 favourite for the $500,000 The Coast at Gosford on Saturday after 24 nominations were received for the 1600m feature for three and four-year-olds on Monday. The Paul Messara and Leah Gavranich-trained Know Thyself will shoot for four consecutive wins in the headline race on Gosford’s annual standalone program. Chris Waller’s Wootton Verni was next in the early Sportsbet market at $6. Hezashocka, from the Mick Price and Michael Kent jnr stable, was equal TAB favourite at $4.50 for the $300,000 Gosford Gold Cup (2100m) with New Endeavour (Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott). Annabel and Rob Archibald-prepared Ostraka was top elect for the listed Takeover Target at $4.60 with Sportsbet. Joe Pride’s Accredited and Paul Snowden-trained Need Some Luck were next best at $6. The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained import Sir Delius was among the impressive trialists at Randwick on Monday. The four-year-old Frankel entire, having his third trial in Australia, was pushed to the line by Tim Clark to score a three-quarter length win in a 1200m hit-out after racing just off the leader. The horse, known then as Delius, was bought for a record 1.3 million guineas ($2.7 million) at the Tattersalls Autumn-Horses in Training Sale last October. His six starts, all in France, produced three wins, including one at group 3 level, and placings in group 1 and 2 races. His most recent run was eighth in the famous Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe on October 6. Coolmore’s $1.75 million colt United States and Doomben 10,000 favourite and future Rosemont Stud stallion Schwarz were other sharp winners on Monday. Randwick trainer John O\\u2019Shea will be keeping a close eye on the weather and track condition at Kembla Grange for Tuesday\\u2019s meeting as he plots the return to racing of a couple of talented stable runners. O\\u2019Shea, who trains in partnership with Tom Charlton, is hoping for the Kembla track to dry out a little from heavy to soft to boost his chances of snaring a potential winning double. O\\u2019Shea has Livin\\u2019 Thing and Lady Zodiac set to contest the Racing Mates Provincial Benchmark 64 Handicap (1000m), while the promising Straand Beauty is down to run in the JJJ Racing Punters Precinct 31st May Bennchmark 64 Handicap (1200m). \\u201CStraand Beauty is a handy Exceed And Excel gelding that is having his first run for us and is first up from a spell,\\u201D O\\u2019Shea said. \\u201CBut he has already shown his fair share of talent. He\\u2019s been placed in city company three times and has won a Wyong maiden. \\u201CHe\\u2019s had a couple of barrier trials in preparation for his return, and he\\u2019s looked good in both of them. We are just looking for a reasonable surface for him to kick off again in. He\\u2019s ready to gothough.\\u201D Braith Nock takes the ride on Straand Beauty, and O\\u2019Shea is impressed with the apprentice. \\u201CHe\\u2019s ridden plenty of winners, and we\\u2019ve had a bit of luck with him and, importantly, he can still claim at the provincials, so that comes in handy,\\u201D O\\u2019Shea said. Apprentice Anna Roper is booked to ride Livin\\u2019 Thing, while Tyler Schiller is down to ride Lady Zodiac. \\u201CDepending on how the track is, there is the option to split them up and take one to Kembla Grange on Saturday instead,\\u201D O\\u2019Shea said. \\u201CThey are both going well. Lady Zodiac has had the few runs back from a spell and raced well in each of them, including her last-start second at Kembla. \\u201CAnd Livin\\u2019 Thing is first up after two trials. He won easily at his debut and then ran sixth in town before a third at Newcastle. He\\u2019s having his first start for us, but also looks a promising horse.\\u201D Supplied by Racing NSWFull form and race replays available at The Paul Messara and Leah Gavranich-trained Know Thyself will shoot for four consecutive wins in the headline race on Gosford\\u2019s annual standalone program. Chris Waller\\u2019s Wootton Verni was next in the early Sportsbet market at $6. Annabel and Rob Archibald-prepared Ostraka was top elect for the listed Takeover Target at $4.60 with Sportsbet. Joe Pride\\u2019s Accredited and Paul Snowden-trained Need Some Luck were next best at $6. His six starts, all in France, produced three wins, including one at group 3 level, and placings in group 1 and 2 races. His most recent run was eighth in the famous Prix de l\\u2019Arc de Triomphe on October 6. 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Randwick.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eUNSW is also working on a second Canberra campus as its facility in the nation capital nears capacity.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe UNSW Canberra is a partnership between the university and the Australian Defence Force Academy.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe 2023-approved masterplan for the new campus comprises four stages to be built over 15 years The first is expected to open in 2027.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe final stages of the Canberra City campus include 50,000sq m of student accommodation to be built in two residential villages Lendlease’s third residential building in the Collins Wharf precinct of Victoria Harbour.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe 28-storey building at 971 Collins Street in Melbourne’s Docklands will deliver 312 homes in a mix of one two and three-bedroom apartments as well as townhouses and penthouses.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAccording to Lendlease the project has already secured more than 50 per cent in presales.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHickory is the construction contractor—it completed the precinct’s first development in 2019 and is also working on LendLease’s second tower Regatta.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFor Ancora Hickory is implementing several technical construction methods including various piling techniques and precast concrete solutions that enable a parallel-track construction program.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe building’s facade designed by architect Warren and Mahoney uses a three-stage design incorporating double-glazed glass and textured precast concrete with Reckli and brick finishes.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe structural design transitions from a solid podium base to lighter upper levels “reflecting a maritime theme” aligned with the Collins Wharf design objectives.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAncora will connect to the neighbouring Regatta development via a podium allowing resident access to shared amenities.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eDesigned as an all-electric building that includes electric vehicle infrastructure the development is targeting a 5 Star Green Star certification Completion is expected in 2027.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eRegatta including build-to-rent and build-to-sell units.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eExtensive wharf works including remediation of pre-existing wharf piles installation of raker piles and construction of the extension to Australia Walk are also part of the project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTechnical challenges include constructing on the finger wharf and co-ordinating extensive above-wharf road reserve and public parkland works.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Collins Wharf precinct will ultimately comprise six residential buildings of more than 1800 homes surrounded by over 5000sq m of parks and community space.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease is developing the parkland concurrently with the residential components including the extension of Australian Walk that forms part of the City of Melbourne’s Greenline project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease executive director of development Adam Williams said Collins Wharf “is fast becoming a sought-after address .. which took just a handful of hours to emerge on Saturday night the Coalition’s failure to sway voters has come under intense scrutiny.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIts lack of policies around property that resonated with voters has been a large part of that criticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAmong those policies was a $5-billion infrastructure program to unlock up to 500,000 new homes was greeted with no small amount of scepticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Coalition also campaigned on its previously revealed plan to allow first home buyers to draw down on their superannuation giving access to up to $50,000 to help fund mortgage deposits.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhile that proposal had won some support it got the thumbs down from many of Australia’s top economists who said the measure could prove highly inflationary among other issues.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSimilarly its plan to allow mortgage interest for first home buyers to be tax-deductible was roundly criticised for its likely inflationary and regressive effects.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt has also been pointed out that the Coalition’s rejection of the Green’s policies around housing supply affordable housing and help for renters did it no favours.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe ALP went to the polls spruiking an extension of schemes introduced during its previous term including a $10-billion promise for its first-home buyers’ scheme to encourage 100,000 more homes.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt also had its Help to Buy shared equity scheme under which the Government pays up to 40 per cent of the house price to point to.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIf it was these policies per se or the lack of detail and depth to the Coalition’s the nation's ready for the Albanese government to act.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhat is clear been endorsed to follow through on its policies and fix the crisis that is crippling the Australian property sector.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAs Urban Taskforce Australia chief executive\u0026nbsp;Tom\u0026nbsp;Forrest has pointed out it is time for the Federal Government to get back to work.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Housing affordability and housing supply featured large during the campaign,” Forrest said.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“The key now is for the Government to strike while the iron’s hot.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“If legislation is needed to support the delivery of Labor’s $10-billion 100,000 new homes commitment—then pass it through the parliament now and get on with it.”\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe states have made many changes to how they enable home development The Federal Government’s support of that is crucial to its success material supply assistance or any other factor that affects getting homes out of the ground.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis has been a pivotal election Then Cities for Total Fan Immersion\",\"slug\":\"billionaire-arsenal-rams-denver-nuggets-sports-anchored-precincts\",\"datePublished\":\"2025-04-30T00:00+10:00\",\"tags\":[],\"summary\":\"Why your next home might be stadium-adjacent; sports are the hook The $171-million scheme would replace a carpark on Library Walk in the Randwick Health and Education Precinct at 8 High Street The Ethos Urban planning report submitted as part of the development application said UNSW expected the project to take 27 months to complete It said the proposal would capitalise on the anticipated growth in student numbers across the next decade The plans are on exhibition on the NSW Government state signification development portal until May 20 Construction of the Randwick Campus Redevelopment is continuing across the road from the proposal site The project won $500 million in government funding in early 2015 and will bring together two hospitals and the university The redevelopment encompasses the $658 million stage 1 of the Sydney Children’s Hospital a $600-million UNSW Health Translation Hub and $780 million Prince of Wales Acute Services building UNSW is also working on a second Canberra campus as its facility in the nation capital nears capacity The UNSW Canberra is a partnership between the university and the Australian Defence Force Academy The 2023-approved masterplan for the new campus comprises four stages to be built over 15 years The final stages of the Canberra City campus include 50,000sq m of student accommodation to be built in two residential villages A busy set of trials at Randwick this morning saw Group I winning stallion Schwarz win a heat in good style in preparation for a Queensland trip while on the juvenile front there were also a couple of carnival aspirants Farnan has some classy colts running for him this season in King of Pop and North England with the Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Farnicle shaping as another He won what looked a strong maiden at Randwick on March 26 and was having his first run along since then Farnicle found the line well for Regan Bayliss to win by half a length and will take benefit from the hit out as he did sweat up quite a bit Farnicle is the first foal from Group I New Zealand Oaks winner Jennifer Eccles who was bought by Kia Ora Stud for $800,000 on Gavelhouse to go to Farnan He made $600,000 at Inglis Easter when bought by Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott / Kestrel Bloodstock and Kia Ora remain in his ownership group along with TFI and a large group of stable clients $1.75million Snitzel colt United States has had three starts in good company with his best effort a second placing and was last seen running fourth to Skyhook in the Group III ATC Pago Pago Stakes The Chris Waller trained colt was ridden along by James McDonald to find the line and win his heat from stablemate Master of the Air He looked very green when fifth at his only start in an 1100m maiden won by King of Pop and could jump out of the ground this time around Also in action were a couple of unraced youngsters to impress Exceedance filly Change My Address was always travelling easily and kept going strongly under no undue pressure to put over three lengths on the opposition A $15,000 buy for Cross Park from Sledmere at the Inglis Australian Weanling Sale she was re-offered at Magic Millions Gold Coast but didn’t make reserve and races in the ownership of her trainer John Sargent a winning half-sister to Group II winner Jessy Belle The runner-up Majestic Legend also caught the eye getting home strongly under little pressure from well back By Wootton Bassett (GB) out of Elegant D’Oro the Les Bridge trained filly was a $265,000 buy from the Inglis July (Early) Online Sale in 2023 then made $340,000 to Legend Racing/Avenue Bloodstock from Newgate Farm at Magic Millions Gold Coast first this preparation and she’s indicated talent each time without winning The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained Justify (USA) gelding Just Legendary was impressive with a strong finishing win at his first trial of this new campaign having trialled initially in January where he was pretty plain From a half-sister to Western Australian stakes winner Darlington Abbey he was a $900,000 buy for China Horse Club / Newgate / Go Bloodstock / Trilogy from Sledmere Stud at Inglis Easter Not every colt bought by the stallion syndicates can deliver on the dream and the gelding of this youngster looks to have unlocked potential Additional winners were: More Revolution (Russian Revolution) Click here for results at Breednet with Sale Mail and at Racing NSW with video. CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Error: no decision tree source folder detected won in the game's final play when previously retired winger Christian Yassmin latched onto a cross-field kick from Colts playmaker Felix Turinui It came after the game was tied at 31-all, with Japan opting for a shot at goal to try and win it. The kick faded to the right and gave Randwick a chance to strike two metres out from the line after another Japanese mistake. Turinui and Yassmin combined off their goal-line to spark the home crowd into life before the sides traded turnovers, looking for the winner. It took until the 84th minute before the 'Lebanese Lamborghini' raced clear for the winner, taking the kick from the young playmaker and racing away for the try. Randwick started fast for a 19-7 lead at half-time as their scrum were dominant early. Oscar Jorgensen, cousin of Wallabies star Max, set up the opener with a powerful burst as scrumhalf Tim Sippel scored. Two further tries gave them the 12-point lead before Japan hit back as the Randwick side made mass changes. Japan hit the front shortly afterwards, but Randwick found the answer right from the kick-off through second-row Angus Houston, his second for the game. It set up a tense final 15 minutes as both sides looked for a winner in the exhibition. In the end, Randwick's brand of attacking Rugby took down Jones' team, with the former Randwick hooker left with a wry smile on his face after the contest. The defeat comes after the Japanese side were beaten 54-27 by the Australia U20s team in Coffs Harbour. will play host to the U23 Japan squad at Coogee Oval tomorrow A special international rugby event is set to light up Coogee Oval tomorrow as Randwick Rugby Club hosts the touring Japan Under 23 side Led by Japan national coach and Randwick club legend Eddie Jones the Japan U23 team will play their final match of their Australian tour against the Galloping Greens — a club close to Jones’ heart This game continues Randwick’s proud tradition of hosting international sides with the club famously facing the New Zealand All Blacks in 1988 and the Argentinian Pumas in 2019 Both matches were unforgettable rugby and community events held at Coogee Oval moments still spoken about today — and tomorrow promises to be no different The Randwick squad will feature some of our UNSW elite athletes The Japan U23 squad features some of the country’s brightest young talent as part of a national program developing future stars for the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia It’s Randwick’s first home match of 2025 at Coogee Oval, staged between early Shute Shield rounds. Sayle Season Ticket holders can enjoy free entry, while general admission tickets are available via randwickrugby.com.au UNSW respectfully acknowledges the Bidjigal clan of the Dharawal Nation on whose unceded lands we are privileged to learn and recognise the broader Nations with whom we walk together UNSW acknowledges the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to culture The Uluru Statement It's the final day of the Sydney autumn carnival, so let's hope we can go out with a bang with Group 1 races like the All Aged Stakes and Champagne Stakes.MORE: All Aged Stakes 2025 - Full Guide & Tips This is probably not the page you’re looking for A woman has died after running through a glass door to flee an alleged domestic violence incident in Sydney’s eastern suburbs NSW Police has launched Strike Force Lyndoch to investigate the death of marketing and events manager Claire Austin who died in St Vincent’s Hospital on Tuesday Police have launched an investigation into the suspicious death of 38-year-old Randwick woman Claire Austin (left) Police were called to Austin’s Randwick unit about 7.40am on Saturday after a neighbour reported hearing an argument they found Austin with a severe laceration to her arm NSW Ambulance paramedics treated her at the scene before taking her to hospital Police believe she was trying to escape a domestic violence incident when she was injured A 44-year-old man known to Austin was taken to Maroubra police station to assist investigators with inquiries into Austin’s death Police were called to Austin’s Randwick apartment after a neighbour reported an argument.Credit: Nine Police had applied for an apprehended violence order on behalf of Austin The application was due to be heard in Waverley Local Court on Wednesday NSW Premier Chris Minns said reports of Austin’s death were “disturbing” “I feel so terribly sorry for that woman and her family,” Minns said Mourners left flower tributes and notes outside the Randwick apartment building.Credit: Jamie Berry “I can just imagine how devastated they are today allegedly at the hands of domestic violence I want the public to be assured that there’s a task force that’s been set up by NSW Police They’re taking it incredibly seriously and the focus will be justice for that woman and her family.” NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Peter Thurtell described Austin’s death as an “absolute tragedy and the loss of another precious life” and said police were “determined to work out exactly what happened” “People have to stop dying in situations of domestic violence,” he told The Daily Telegraph and most of the time it is women who die in DV situations Several ambulance and police vehicles lined Randwick Street on Saturday morning as officers combed the crime scene was fatally injured when she tried to force her way through a sliding door in her top-floor unit Austin had worked as a senior event producer at The Misfits and studied in the UK before moving to Australia Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens. Sign up for our Breaking News Alert A woman has died after running through a glass door to flee an alleged domestic violence incident in Sydney\\u2019s eastern suburbs who died in St Vincent\\u2019s Hospital on Tuesday Police were called to Austin\\u2019s Randwick unit about 7.40am on Saturday after a neighbour reported hearing an argument A 44-year-old man known to Austin was taken to Maroubra police station to assist investigators with inquiries into Austin\\u2019s death NSW Premier Chris Minns said reports of Austin\\u2019s death were \\u201Cdisturbing\\u201D \\u201CI feel so terribly sorry for that woman and her family,\\u201D Minns said \\u201CI can just imagine how devastated they are today It\\u2019s another example of somebody dying I want the public to be assured that there\\u2019s a task force that\\u2019s been set up by NSW Police They\\u2019re taking it incredibly seriously and the focus will be justice for that woman and her family.\\u201D NSW Police Deputy Commissioner Peter Thurtell described Austin\\u2019s death as an \\u201Cabsolute tragedy and the loss of another precious life\\u201D and said police were \\u201Cdetermined to work out exactly what happened\\u201D \\u201CPeople have to stop dying in situations of domestic violence,\\u201D he told The Daily Telegraph Domestic and Family Violence Counselling Service on (1800 737 732) Get alerts on significant breaking news as happens “This is our first time here since it reopened,” the couple says to me, as we all congregate anxiously around the doors of the newest incarnation of Corner 75 Corner 75 is a Randwick icon and a place of communion for Sydney’s Hungarian diaspora travel spots and more – curated by those who know but as someone who grew up 500 metres from Corner 75 it’s literally the only restaurant I’ve been going to consistently for my entire life which can only be described as the answer to the question “What if a doily was a whole restaurant?” I loved its sound; you’ve never heard a more laughter-filled dining room So I was really bummed when long-time owner Paul Varga handed over the keys I used to call Corner 75 some nights to book in and Varga would bluntly tell me he’d stay on the phone and launch into a five-minute monologue about why they were so busy – I’d get a stream-of-consciousness play-by-play of what exactly was happening he’d thank me for the chat and tell me he’d get a table sorted I didn’t want to lose that version of Corner 75 The ramshackle Randwick I grew up in is unrecognisable these days Corner 75 was one of the last spots in the area that still felt like it belonged to me so our little contingent of sceptical Corner 75 fans is relieved when new co-owner Alex Kelly (who also co-owns Baba’s Place) lets us shuffle off the street into the dining room The maroon walls are still an agglomeration of commemorative plates and shrines to notable Hungarians like legendary footballer Ferenc Puskás and Erno Rubik (of cube fame) It’s the final service of the first full week since Corner 75 reopened and from my perch at the new bar counter I watch as Kelly and general manager Alice Tremayne go over small things with staff – like the finer details of the Hungarian-leaning wine list or the break-in period for the pastel yellow uniforms A waiter walks up to Kelly with a serious look on her face. “A Hungarian woman has just walked in,” she says solemnly. Red alert. The new Corner 75 bills itself as a preservation project and its Hungarian Australian regulars are the highest priority then says “Can you ask her if she’d be interested in the special?” The special today is hortobágyi palacsinta – a classic Hungarian dish “She was really excited about the special.” The whole crew relaxes The menu is more concise than the old Corner 75 but there are enough familiar items to satisfy the OGs The sauerkraut-stuffed bullhorn peppers are great But I’m here for the three things I always ate here: langós they were garlicky enough to give you a solid month of vampire protection Now they arrive with a side serving of sour cream and chopped chives They’re different to before but scratch the same itch the new goulash is a more traditional gulyásleves soup It sings of paprika and the A9 Wagyu neck in it is creamy and beautiful Corner 75 has long had one of Sydney’s great schnitzels During Covid I would always get takeaway from Corner 75 and think but at least I can still have this schnitzel” The new version is more magnificent than ever: a beautiful ripple of craggy curves that’s simultaneously light and fluffy I see that it’s filled up with young families and old Hungarian couples the staff boxed up everything I couldn’t finish for leftovers I head home with a stomach full of schnitzel and a heart full of relief This article first appeared as a Hot List update on March 20 Charcoal Chicken and Rosewater Desserts: A Local’s Guide to Merrylands Where Chefs Eat: Peter Gilmore Really Knows Crows Nest Ex-Tradies Grill Hard-to-Find Mexican Street Snacks First Look: Berta’s Deli Knows “Everyone Loves a Sandwich” The Sydney autumn carnival is done and dusted but there's still 10 winners to be found and I've done my best to nail all of them.READ: The Valley preview and tips: Saturday, April 26 Felix Turinui sets up the game winning try on his Randwick first grade debut against Japan under-23. James McDonald produced a gem of a ride to help Via Sistina win the $5 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m) and equal the feat of the great Winx by claiming a seventh group 1 in a season The superstar seven-year-old mare was the $1.95 Sportsbet favourite to take out The Championships’ day-two headline weight-for-age race at Randwick James McDonald wins on Via Sistinain the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.Credit: Getty Images who peeled her out on the home turn and waited patiently for a run cruised through to score her eighth group 1 win in Australia and ninth overall English star Dubai Honour was a game second The victory was redemption for Via Sistina after finishing second behind Pride Of Jenni’s amazing front-running effort last year I’d like to have a few more like her,” Waller said ‘James has continued to mature and not panic that’s the key to winning these big races.’ but she just shows the difference between a good horse and a champion.” “James has continued to mature and not panic To have one of them on your horse’s back is a big plus for your team James McDonald after winning aboard Via Sistina.Credit: Getty Images we just hold it together and know that it’s their race day Waller said he would have to ask the “big boss” about that Yulong indicated after last year’s Cox Plate that the plan was for a title defence in the weight-for-age championship in the spring at Moonee Valley “She felt like she was going to rip away and then at the furlong I thought the one I was following was going to kick for a gap and he just didn’t go for it and I ended up back off him It was deja vu for McDonald and Waller in the last group 1 of the day when Fangirl came from well back with an inside run to win as an odds-on favourite It was a fourth group 1 for the six-year-old mare which Waller said would race on in the spring with a title defence in the King Charles III Stakes in his sights James McDonald won the Queen Of The Turf with Fangirl.Credit: Getty Images won a record fifth Nathan Berry Medal as the rider of the Championships with three wins and a second He finished two points clear of Jason Collett Victorian trainer Matt Laurie declared Treasurethe Moment the best filly in the country and indicated a campaign at the Cox Plate was on the cards after she surged late to complete the VRC and Australian Oaks (2400m) double shooting for an eighth consecutive victory was under pressure down the straight but made up lengths over the final furlong to catch Sun’ N’ Sand in the shadows of the post for a long neck win in the $1 million race and she didn’t have cover for part of the race and she was on the wrong lead for a lot of it as well Damian Lane got the job done on Treasurethe Moment at Randwick on Saturday.Credit: Getty Images “They really went all together as a group off the turn and she was under a bit of siege I feel like I’m going to burst into tears.” “I’m going to be guided a lot by what [jockey] Damian [Lane] thinks anything from a mile to 2000 with the pace on and whether we stretch her out to this again Laurie said he knew Treasurethe Moment was a special horse when she started her winning streak at Sandown on September 28 I think we’ve got a nice filly here,” Laurie said Lane was fined $10,000 and suspended for two weeks for excessive whip use in the Oaks Blake Shinn was suspended five meetings and Tommy Berry six for causing interference in the South Pacific Classic and Sydney Cup respectively The superstar seven-year-old mare was the $1.95 Sportsbet favourite to take out The Championships\\u2019 day-two headline weight-for-age race at Randwick after finishing second behind Pride Of Jenni\\u2019s amazing front-running effort last year \\u201CShe just keeps turning up every week I\\u2019d like to have a few more like her,\\u201D Waller said but she just shows the difference between a good horse and a champion.\\u201D \\u201CI\\u2019m thinking that we were saving ground we had the right man aboard,\\u201D he said \\u201CJames has continued to mature and not panic that\\u2019s the key to winning these big races To have one of them on your horse\\u2019s back is a big plus for your team big horse and she\\u2019s quite scary really we just hold it together and know that it\\u2019s their race day \\u201CYou\\u2019re looking for them to sprint and she\\u2019s well into her twilight years Waller said he would have to ask the \\u201Cbig boss\\u201D about that Yulong indicated after last year\\u2019s Cox Plate that the plan was for a title defence in the weight-for-age championship in the spring at Moonee Valley \\u201CShe felt like she was going to rip away and then at the furlong she\\u2019s just doing enough,\\u201D McDonald said I thought the one I was following was going to kick for a gap and he just didn\\u2019t go for it and I ended up back off him was under pressure down the straight but made up lengths over the final furlong to catch Sun\\u2019 N\\u2019 Sand in the shadows of the post for a long neck win in the $1 million race \\u201CShe had to really dig deep,\\u201D Laurie said \\u201CThey weren\\u2019t going that quick and she didn\\u2019t have cover for part of the race and she was on the wrong lead for a lot of it as well \\u201CThey really went all together as a group off the turn and she was under a bit of siege I feel like I\\u2019m going to burst into tears.\\u201D he said: \\u201CWho doesn\\u2019t love a Cox Plate?\\u201D \\u201CI\\u2019m going to be guided a lot by what [jockey] Damian [Lane] thinks she\\u2019s the best filly in the country.\\u201D I think we\\u2019ve got a nice filly here,\\u201D Laurie said \\u2018James has continued to mature and not panic that\\u2019s the key to winning these big races.\\u2019 Police are appealing for assistance to locate a man missing from Sydney's Eastern Beaches When police could not locate or contact him officers attached to Eastern Beaches Police Area Command were notified and commenced inquiries into his whereabouts Jose is described as being of South American appearance He was last seen wearing black baseball cap Police believe he may be driving a grey Jeep Cherokee bearing ACT registration plates YQU47K Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000 or https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au Information is managed on a confidential basis The public is reminded not to report information via NSW Police social media pages Umami House is a new burger place in Randwick with a very unique type of beef burger patty The patty has an umami mushroom infusion that was designed to make the beef more flavoursome and moist Find out more about what this is like and what else there is on the menu The last time I went to this location on Perouse Rd in Randwick, it was Soul Burger, a vegan burger restaurant There are still subtle signs of Soul Burger with a sticker showing that the vegan burger range is available online Umami House also has the same owner Amit Tewari There's a range of beef burgers alongside a vegetarian and vegan burger as well as sides and shakes Amit found that having a vegan only offering restricted his clientele Before Umami House launched he did a lot of testing to create something different "To create an insatiable burger it’s tempting to add more fat but I feel that detracts from it’s ability to be eaten frequently Enhancing umami is an amazing way to pack in flavour without excessive fats or salt Beef has natural umami properties and so we worked really hard on enhancing that natural umami flavour – we decided infusing shiitake & umami seasoning into the patty created the best umami beef patty," explains Amit This "fifth taste" was first identified by Japanese scientist Kikunae Ikeda in 1908 It is described as a savoury or meaty flavour and is found in foods rich in glutamates and nucleotides e.g He tested out variations using Wagyu and Angus beef and landed on the burger patty of today which is Angus beef infused with shiitake and umami salt There's a craft beer on tap available for $5 a schooner but we try one of their shakes The shakes are made with coconut ice cream so they are lactose free I love strawberry so we try one of those and it's rich creamy and strongly flavoured with strawberry sauce I start with their most popular burger the Umami Classic with their signature umami beef patty umami mayo with slices of fresh tomato and baby cos lettuce The patty has more flavour to it thanks to the shiitake infusion and it's also juicier than other burger patties as well You can taste the mushroom flavour right at the end of the bite too And the umami mayo is a mix of naturally umami-rich foods like tomatoes My favourite burger however is the Umami Bacon with the same signature umami beef patty umami mayo with slices of fresh tomato and baby cos lettuce but with crispy free range bacon added to it as well as tomato and bbq sauce If I can offer a little tip it's to add one of the onion rings to it The onion rings add an appealing crunch to each bite and this is luscious and saucy (don't wear white!) My other favourite burger apart from the Umami Bacon is the Smashed Cheese because I love pickles to the point of distraction If you are also that person then you may like this one too The Smashed Cheese burger has two thinly smashed umami beef patties The patties are still quite thick and this is an enormous burger If you're looking for something a bit more unusual the truffle shuffle is a really good The truffle flavour comes from the aromatic truffle mayonnaise If you are going for a vegetarian burger I recommend the Shroom-mami with crumbed mushrooms that are stuffed with two cheeses This burger has a nice crunch to it from the crispy crunchy mushrooms and it doesn't taste like you're missing out on anything with that delicious blend of cheeses Mr NQN and I never agree on any food and his favourite burger was the one that would probably order last He loves the house made plant based soy protein patty with a choice of vegan or American cheese it's just that the patty tastes like a plant based patty and that is a little distracting in each bite especially after all of those juicy beef patties The parmesan and truffle fries come in a generous sized serve that looks designed for two people The French fries are topped with grated Parmesan cheese black truffle oil and sea salt with thick lashings of truffle mayonnaise The fried cauliflower bites are wonderfully crunchy with a light batter and a smokey chipotle seasoning I really like how crunchy these and the onion rings below are I love it when deep fried food has a tangy salt seasoning like vinegar salt or lime salt These onion rings are super crisp onion rings and are seasoned with a delicious lime chilli salt that makes them so moreish I liked the onion rings the best especially when wedged into the burgers for extra crunch what do you think of this beef patty concept NQN and friends were guests of Umami House but all opinions remain her own Open 7 days 11:30-9pm (10pm Fridays and Saturdays) As part of a program of improved healthcare facilities for patients families and staff across the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network the Randwick redevelopment program will deliver new and expanded health services for our state’s children Email: SCHN-Redev@health.nsw.gov.au The $658 million Sydney Children’s Hosptial Stage 1 and Minderoo Children’s Comprehensive Cancer Centre redevelopment is underway, paving the way for Randwick to be home to a state-of-the-art paediatric health, medical research and education hub. The new hospital and research centre will be in the Randwick Health and Innovation Precinct, offering new and expanded paediatric services, including a greatly expanded emergency department, a new medical short-stay unit, and a neurosciences centre.    The Minderoo Children's Comprehensive Cancer Centre will be the first facility of its type in the country - revolutionising childhood cancer research and treatment in Australia.     Family-centred treatment and support are at the heart of the hospital's design, with additional private spaces, recreation and food preparation areas included, and the introduction of single patient bedrooms across the service.    The project is expected to be completed in late 2025 and is being delivered with the support of builder John Holland Group, in partnership with Health Infrastructure, Children's Cancer Institute and UNSW. Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network acknowledges that our facilities are built on the lands of the Bidjigal, Cammeraygal, Burramattagal, Cabrogal, Wangal, and Woddi Woddi. Our services extend across the lands now known as New South Wales.  Aboriginal people believe these lands hold the ancestral spirits of those who have come and gone before them. We acknowledge this is, was, and always will be, Aboriginal land. She Rex is a lightly raced improver well placed to break through second up although wouldn’t be diving into too short a price Only held ground from behind the leaders when resuming in a metropolitan super maiden but better suited here where she can get to the outside over the final 300m Naturally fitter and hasn’t missed a place yet from four starts Ivy Legend is drawn to get a nice run behind the speed with the winkers coming off and advantaged with the sting out of the ground resuming as a gelding off a lengthy break and two trials in just his second start for the top stable Gap to the rest.How to play it: She Rex to win Chris Waller will have lightly raced improver Kundabung in race two on Friday.Credit: Getty Images Kundabung is a lightly raced improver from the Chris Waller stable primed to strike second up from the inside draw Did his best work late when fresh at Newcastle and was scratched from the opening race to run here but has a real leaning towards soft ground improving sharply after a disappointing first-up run at Hawkesbury from well off the speed when backed from $3.30 into $2.60 a three-year-old son of Super Seth on debut for the Ciaron Maher stable behind a solid provincial trial heads the rest second up from a soft trailing draw.How to play it: Kundabung to win Was in and around the money through the last campaign including a dominant maiden win on the Sunshine Coast and a fast-finishing placing as a heavily-backed favourite at Newcastle before spelling and well in at the weights after the jockey’s 3kg claim sweeping home from near the back as a hot favourite to beat a handy three-year-old maiden lineup and the third-placed runner from that race is the clear top selection in the opener Finished best to win a provincial BM 64 first-up before only even to the line at Hawkesbury 16 days ago Be surprised if the winner comes from anywhere else Broadway Follies fourth-up from the inside gate.How to play it: Hell To Pay to win Collect Your Cash is well placed to claim a second win in three starts off a month-long break Tracked the speed before going home best in similar company here four weeks ago when having his first run for the Waterhouse-Bott stable since switching from New Zealand Then missed by a long neck in a strong provincial BM78 and will carry only 1kg more after the rider’s 3kg claim Misterkipchoge has knocked up and left punters on the floor trying to capture a second career win Placed in all four runs late last year against stronger line-ups up to BM78 again found the line OK when resuming at Hawkesbury although despite the sound trailing draw here Fioprospero is a progressive staying type by 2013 Melbourne Cup winner Fiorente Comes off dominant and back-to-back wins at Eagle Farm both times powering over the top from the second half of the field Bestower is best of the rest improving over more ground third up ahead of 8 which steps up to a tougher level off back-to-back wins.How to play it: Collect Your Cash to win a progressive four-year-old trained on the course rising to a suitable trip fourth-up in a race of moderate depth Went down narrowly in consecutive runs at this track before dominating from midfield in the Orange Cup at BM 90- country level and he’ll stay all day out of a mare by 2009 Melbourne Cup winner Shocking Sun Good has to overcome a tricky draw third-up Is switching states after two improving runs in Melbourne since landing here from the UK Casual Connection is also fit and has improved sharply in his last two and also drawn to get a handy run on-speed Fun Sunday is the best of the rest.How to play it: Campaldino to win Spirit Of Varanasi is a capable provincial mare who rates on top at the value Won a BM 64 here last December before landing a provincial BM 68 a month later when ridden right on the speed Then did his best work late in a BM 72 for the mares at Canterbury before spelling Came off a trial win to be ridden much quieter first-up at Hawkesbury and hit the line hard into a place That’s her best pattern utilising a powerful finishing burst but can go close second-up on a significant weight drop and inside draw Iconic Treasure has been mixing his form in and around this level but couldn’t be fitter and drawn to settle back with cover and be saved up for one final surge Struff reloads off a first-up BM 64 win at Wyong; and is capable of running into the minor money Pelosa is a lightly raced and progressive filly who can go back-to-back third-up in what is an open race for this grade Stuck on okay when resuming at Kembla before dominating from just off the speed at Hawkesbury despite being unwanted in betting Had previously trialled well on the course proper here only wanting a clear passage from the top of the straight Piperita is a talented filly who was stiff not to make it two straight wins finishing hard at Newcastle 24 days ago a lightly raced mare improving second-up off a long break and her only career win so far came at this stage of the initial prep 11 months ago Hallett has been freshened via a steady trial but also has to get across from a wide draw under a big weight.How to play it: Pelosa to win Kadall maps to strike second up and claim the toughest and most open race on the program although has also been accepted for the Randwick meeting on Saturday Mixed his form under big weights in three Saturday runs at Doomben late last spring before spelling then held his ground OK first up in a good quality provincial BM78 but second run in is his clear peaking time Edited By is a tough four-year-old boasting a near 40 per cent winning strike rate from 17 starts Didn’t fire or have much luck when resuming in a deeper race at Canterbury but hit back leading from barrier to box in a provincial BM78 and will need to slide over from an awkward gate Asgarda is one of several chances at good odds Drawn to get cover third up and coming back from an unplaced effort in Victoria but measured via an impressive feature off-speed sprint win at Abury the start before Sydney Bowler peaking fourth up over 100m further coming back from the deeper Midway-Provincial Final all go into wider exotic plays.How to play it: Kadall to win Race 2: (4) KundabungRace 5: (4) Campaldino although wouldn\\u2019t be diving into too short a price Naturally fitter and hasn\\u2019t missed a place yet from four starts and well in at the weights after the jockey\\u2019s 3kg claim and will carry only 1kg more after the rider\\u2019s 3kg claim and he\\u2019ll stay all day out of a mare by 2009 Melbourne Cup winner Shocking That\\u2019s her best pattern utilising a powerful finishing burst but couldn\\u2019t be fitter and drawn to settle back with cover and be saved up for one final surge Didn\\u2019t fire or have much luck when resuming in a deeper race at Canterbury Information about working in or operating early childhood education services including outside school hours care information for parents including how to choose a service and supporting your child for their transition to school Skills NSW helps post high school students find courses in vocational training across a wide variety of industries and course providers The NSW Department of Education is committed to employing the best and brightest teachers who can teach and make a difference in NSW public schools NSW Department of Education's information on curriculum taught in NSW schools Aboriginal education and communities & personalised support Randwick Boys and Girls high schools have removed the fence that separates them It was symbolic and practical in equal measure – the removal of the fence that has long separated Randwick Boys and Randwick Girls high schools One thousand boys and girls sat together and cheered as the newly elected student leadership of the combined co-educational Randwick High School removed two large sections of the metal fence Then there was no stopping the students from racing from one side to the other for the first time in the schools’ histories School captain Kai Todd spoke at the ceremony “When I first heard the fence was coming down my mind turned to Donald Trump but in reverse,” he told the crowd “Instead of saying ‘we’re going to build a wall’ we’re saying ‘we’re going to take it down!’ it’s a bit like the Berlin Wall coming down but with less Cold War drama Just awkward year 10 boys wondering how to talk to girls.” said the day marked the start of a future full of possibility countless opportunities open up – new friendships The first principal of the combined Randwick High School is Belinda Conway who has been working tirelessly to make next year’s transition as smooth as possible “Throughout this year we have found ways to come together to express our similarities work through our points of difference and to join to achieve this common goal,” Ms Conway said we begin the process of moving towards a common future that unites us in providing our community the best of both worlds.” And the community has responded enthusiastically - year 7 enrolments at the combined school next year are up nearly 40% compared with the year 7 numbers across both single-sex schools this year Ursela O’Sullivan said it was a big change for many but one the student body was really embracing “With any sort of change there’s going to be some adjustment required and we have such strong support from our teachers to make this transition really easy,” she said “I think people are just excited now and there’s a lot in place to make next year really fun.” We recognise the Ongoing Custodians of the lands and waterways where we work and live We pay respect to Elders past and present as ongoing teachers of knowledge We strive to ensure every Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander learner in NSW achieves their potential through education Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker was looking to twin chances in the ninth race at Randwick as he chases success in three states on Saturday Baker is in Perth overseeing the preparations of $2.05 (Sportsbet) favourite Overpass which is hunting a third consecutive win in the $5 million The Quokka (1200m) at Ascot where the six-year-old has also claimed the past two group 1 Winterbottom Stakes Darby Racing’s Scott Darby and trainer Bjorn Baker celebrate a win.Credit: Getty Images as the $3.20 favourite for the group 2 $250,000 Tobin Bronze Stakes (1200m) at Morphettville Baker is sixth in the Australian premiership with 128 winners at a strike rate of 21.8 per cent – a figure better than trainers higher on the list – and is coming off breakthrough victories in the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup during the autumn carnival was primed for the Quokka after a close second to Briasa when first up in the $3 million TJ Smith Stakes at Randwick three weeks ago “I think he’s in tip-top order,” Baker said Snitzel colt Imperial Force has gate one for his interstate assignment which comes after finishing second in the group 2 Arrowfield Sprint at Randwick two weeks ago Baker’s in-form stable has six runners at Randwick including Istolea Merc and Yankee One in the ninth a comfortable all-the-way winner at Hawkesbury last start after a freshen up was a $9.50 hope with comeback jockey Brodie Loy to ride in his first city appearance of the season Mare Yankee One was a $10 chance from gate one with Jason Collett aboard She has won twice in three midweek city starts this preparation he’s fit and he was very good last time at Hawkesbury so happy with him,” Baker said of Istolea Merc “I think he can run a race and Yankee One deserves a mention as well and Hayek in the first race is not completely out of it either.” apprentice Anna Roper had a winning treble on the Kensington track going past 20 city victories to lose her three-kilogram claim Roper won with Campaldino and Collect Your Cash for the Waterhouse-Bott yard and on the Greg McFarlane-trained The Great Houdini Baker is sixth in the Australian premiership with 128 winners at a strike rate of 21.8 per cent \\u2013 a figure better than trainers higher on the list \\u2013 and is coming off breakthrough victories in the Doncaster Mile and Sydney Cup during the autumn carnival \\u201CI think he\\u2019s in tip-top order,\\u201D Baker said \\u201CHe\\u2019s coming off a good Arrowfield run so I\\u2019m really happy with him,\\u201D Baker said Baker\\u2019s in-form stable has six runners at Randwick he\\u2019s fit and he was very good last time at Hawkesbury so happy with him,\\u201D Baker said of Istolea Merc \\u201CI think he can run a race and Yankee One deserves a mention as well She\\u2019s up and going and rock-hard fit \\u201CPasseggiata [race four] is some hope and Hayek in the first race is not completely out of it either.\\u201D A site-specific permanent artwork by multidisciplinary artist Dr Rochelle Haley from the School of Art & Design at UNSW Arts Design & Architecture has been unveiled within the Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct The major light installation aims to transform the laneways of the Randwick Health Campus and improve night-time connectivity and comfort in the precinct It is the second major art project in a new Laneway Art Program commissioned by Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct and supported by Transport for NSW’s Safer Cities program The Randwick Health & Innovation Precinct is a 24-hour precinct home to four hospitals and a major university Women comprise around 80 per cent of the hospital’s workforce – many working night shifts and moving through the campus streets after dark The artwork was developed in consultation with health workers to better understand how they use the area and what would improve their experience across the site Considering this feedback and the surrounding environment the work has been created to improve connections for people walking across the neighbouring campuses “Spaces we use to transition into and out of work modes are a chance to reset our focus a moment to take a breath to ground ourselves and remind us of our vital and unique connection to the universe and each other,” Dr Haley said “I hope that Lunar Sway encourages workers and the community to look up and reflect on the constant gentle glow and to bathe in the changing colour light patterns as they walk.” Lunar Sway features glowing elliptical orbs and gently changing light beams suspended from custom poles in two key precinct streets Inspired by lunar cycles and the colours of the sunrise and sunset the work illuminates a corridor through the campus to connect people when walking to public transport and feeling of safety for health workers at night while acting as a beacon for the broader community It aims to reimagine humans’ connection to the night sky and each other despite different viewpoints and experiences The work is now set to transform the precinct’s laneways providing an ongoing and evolving connection to the nightlife of the surrounding area A five-minute walk from the final stop on the L2 Randwick light rail line Lunar Sway illuminates Nurses Drive off Avoca Street and nearby Francis Martin Drive Visitors can stroll to enjoy the artwork and local area attractions such as the Newmarket dining precinct on Barker Street and Randwick Ritz Cinema and cafés on St Paul’s Street This initiative is funded by Transport for NSW’s Safer Cities program which is investing $30 million over two years to improve perceptions of safety in our cities and towns Remove items from your saved list to add more Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime ShareSydney hit list See all stories.1 / 20Corner 75 has reopened after a respectful makeover on Frenchmans Road Randwick.Wolter Peeters6 / 20Sunflower plate Wolter Peeters7 / 20LP’s pork and paprika sausage with condiments.Wolter Peeters8 / 20Roast Sommerlad chicken with paprikash sauce.Wolter Peeters9 / 20Chicken soup with semolina dumplings.Wolter Peeters10 / 20Corner 75 Randwick.Wolter Peeters11 / 20Pork schnitzel.Wolter Peeters12 / 20Langos and house-made sour cream.Wolter Peeters13 / 20Corner 75 Randwick.Wolter Peeters14 / 20Head chef Carley Scheidegger.Wolter Peeters15 / 20Corner 75 Randwick.Wolter Peeters16 / 20Hungarian-style beetroot Wolter Peeters17 / 20Bullhorn peppers and sauerkraut.Wolter Peeters18 / 20Corner 75 Randwick.Wolter PeetersPrevious SlideNext SlideWhen two of Sydney’s hottest restaurant teams recently announced they would embark together on a central European food odyssey Good Food revealed in November that Marrickville’s newly hatted Baba’s Place had partnered with chef Dan Puskas to work on a then-confidential project that tapped into the latter’s Hungarian heritage chef Carley Scheidegger and co-owners Alex Kelly and Dan Puskas.Wolter PeetersNow the two venues have unveiled the sympathetic revamp they’ve given the food and decor at Randwick’s four-decade-old Corner 75 Hungarian restaurant The March 6 launch is one of the most anticipated openings of the year The flouncy lace half-curtains that drape the time-capsule dining room remain on the Corner 75 shopfront Framed photos of famous Hungarians are back and some fittings and decorative details reinstated as they were when Bob Hawke was in office Baba’s Place co-owner Alex Kelly can’t accurately pinpoint how long the Hungarian restaurant has resided at 75 Frenchmans Road A French restaurant opened at the site in 1974 and Kelly said it took its Hungarian turn at an unknown date during the 1980s Corner 75’s first Herald review appeared in 1987 Roast Sommerlad chicken with paprikash sauce.Wolter PeetersDuring the renovation “It’s made me realise it’s a lot more work to preserve something than create something new,” Kelly said Corner 75’s new owners have shown the sort of meticulous care you’d expect from an episode of Restoration Australia Kelly said they documented where every framed artefact sat on the wall prior to renovation “They’re culturally load-bearing,” Kelly jokes about returning each item to the correct spot The chandelier still dangles above the dining room and they’ve restored the sign on the street “Corner 75 is a Fun Place with Great Food,” is etched above the entrance we discovered another carpet from the 1980s under it We’ve gone for something between the two shades,” Kelly said Randwick.Wolter PeetersOutgoing owner Paul Varga upheld Corner 75’s traditions and Hungarian menu after taking the reins in 2012 Chef Dan Puskas has the advantage of Hungarian heritage (Hungarian footballer Ferenc Puskas’ jersey graces the restaurant’s walls and knows the cuisine is viewed as more traditional than cutting edge “We hope to change the way people look at Hungarian food,” Puskas said. As owner-chef at the innovative Sixpenny, which is perched at the three-hat summit of Sydney restaurants you might expect Puskas to oversee a complete overhaul of the Corner 75 menu they’ve kept more than 80 per cent of the old menu but it has been upgraded with heritage-breed chicken You can still grab an order of nokedli dumplings they even serve it with house-made sour cream LP’s pork and paprika sausage with condiments.Wolter PeetersPuskas worked painstakingly through the menu with Corner 75 head chef Carley Scheidegger and Baba’s Place executive chef Jean-Paul El Tom They settled on pork and chicken schnitzels after plans to add a Viennese version were put on hold due to the high cost of veal and you can order a mini-sized of the chicken soup with semolina dumplings for $8 “For me it’s all about the different sides – fermented red cabbage and creamed spinach,” Puskas said. Scheidegger’s background and skill with pastry at Fred’s will shine when the dessert trolley starts rolling The fields of sunflowers El Tom spotted on a research trip to Hungary also inspired the team “We have a sunflower seed dip,” Puskas said and there is sunflower seed milk in one of the cocktails.” 75 Frenchmans Road, Randwick, corner75.com.au A Greek ‘grill house’ where the gyros actually taste like they do in GreeceThe sourdough pita is baked to-order in a wood-fire oven and the meat is prepared over three days, before it’s cooked on a rotisserie. Cult US burger chain Five Guys to open at new hospitality hubExtra toppings are built into the price of the burger, which means customers can add any or all 15 to their order at no extra cost. Sydney’s love for Greek restaurants hits fever pitch with a wave of openings (and a hot new pop-up)From a souvlaki bar on a rooftop to village-style cooking at Olympic Meats, the harbour city is embracing all things Greek. Jackie O Henderson bought a Clovelly property for $13.25m in March 2023 A Sydney council has confirmed it received complaints over Jackie O Henderson’s $5m home rebuild — but not over what you might think Recent media reports revealed neighbours were up in arms in the tiny Clovelly cul-de-sac where the KIIS star is demolishing the existing home to make way for a luxury mansion with a pool big trucks and the inclusion of a site office One neighbour, Lynn, told news.com.au that tradesmen were obstructing access to her driveway “I don’t want to have to go to them every time I want to get out of my driveway,” she said Questions are now being raised about whether the issues are real or just a bunch of NIMBY neighbours making noise for no reason MORE: All revved up over $2m+ car spots An artist’s impression of Jackie O’s new dream home A Randwick Council spokesperson confirmed there had been just two complaints received during the demolition process and neither had anything to do with noise traffic or trucks — both related to concerns about environmental impacts “Council has received two complaints relating to sedimentation run-off,” the spokesperson said council officers attended the property and requested the builder implement additional sediment mitigation measures to reduce potential run-off to the ocean.” The council confirmed the builders complied with the request to its satisfaction Neighbours say they never approached Randwick Council officially because it was “pointless” “I’ve never had success trying to get any concerns through to them Randwick Council has received two complaints about run-off into the ocean from the demolition site But the council spokesperson said if residents were negatively affected by the demolition and construction they should advise the council through official channels “Council officers regularly inspect building sites to enforce conditions of consent to ensure development occurs in accordance with relevant approvals standards and regulations,” the spokesperson said “We encourage community members to report any suspected breaches to council for investigation.” Complaints from neighbours speaking to news.com.au last week descended into personal attacks on Henderson rather than focusing on issues with the property I can’t imagine what kind of person she is with all of her potty humour,” Lyn said of Henderson Locals in Henderson’s street apparently fear the situation is set to get worse with a tradie working on the site saying construction won’t be complete until June 2026 after commencing in December last year The council DA confirms a complete “demolition of existing structures and construction of a 3-storey dwelling house with a double garage ancillary and landscaping works” is proposed Construction is set to continue until June next year Jackie O sold a home in Woollahra before buying the Clovelly home overlooking Gordons Bay for $13.25m in March 2023 The plans for the four-bedroom home were designed by architect Madeleine Blanchfield and Henderson reckons it will be “like you are in Italy on the Amalfi Coast” when complete Her landscaping by Dangar Barin Smith will be a mix of native and Mediterranean species prostrate rosemary and prickly rasp fern with a ‘‘root barrier’’ to protect nearby structures and services Alexander Phillips of the Phillips Pantzer Donnelley agency believes the radio star could fetch upwards of $25 million if she moved to sell after construction was completed third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. 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Michelangelo looks to have the best grounding for the mile tackling it fourth up coming through the Baillieu when sixth to Nepotism He has just taken time to get himself organised in all three of his runs so far Nepotism catapulted himself into favouritism for the Champagne Stakes it was Plan B after the nominations were so light but she has been beating up the older horses She ran good time when winning out to 1400m last start holding out Rose Aye who before that gave Istolea Merc a scare at Nowra There has been money for her at big odds in early betting Polish Playgirl was unlucky at Flemington last start She improved sharply off her Magic Night debut Via Sistina is the odd-on favourite for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes.Credit: Getty Images Canara looks well set up tackling 1400m third up She is up in grade but is no stranger to black-type company The daughter of I Am Invincible ran as well as she could first up over 1100m rattling home into second behind Written In Code Then she went straight out to 1400m and although suited by a high-pressure race she was forced to come from last to fight out the finish with Mogul Monarch She was beaten a nostril in a photo finish Respect that she jumped a $5 chance in the Carbine Club over the spring before annihilating her rivals in maiden company at Moonee Valley Sargeant Major was beaten nearly five lengths by Autumn Glow in the Darby Munro but it was a fast race and the winner looks a star in the rise Nostringsattached is six weeks between runs but has won a jump out since Matcha Latte hasn’t seen much of the racetrack in the past few years having spent 77 weeks on the sidelines recently The five-year-old had just one run last campaign tackling the group 3 Cameron Handicap at Newcastle where he ran Here To Shock to half a length He returned at Newcastle where he was run down late by 2 Matcha Latte took good benefit from that outing heading back to Newcastle three weeks later Money Team has won four from four since being transferred to Brad Widdup The dominance of his last two wins makes him a player here He ran straight past subsequent winner Mogul Monarch at Gosford to book his spot Will need a Craig Williams special from the gate Kris Lees has owned this race since its inception He books James McDonald for Lord Of Biscay Savvy Hallie has been overlooked in early betting The Brad Widdup-trained filly started $8 in the Reisling against 2 Savvy Hallie has run in the Baillieu since then who is favourite for the Champagne Stakes off that win Not sure what she has done wrong to now be considered a $26 outsider she ran the subsequent Black Opal winner King Of Pop to a narrow margin at Warwick Farm Should settle in the first couple from the inside gate Inkaruna has been freshened since running well in the Reisling That was only her second career start jumping 1000m to a truly run 1200m contest Tempted maps to settle last and has been around the block a few times this autumn but she must keep bouncing back for James Cummings to press on Enriched was runner-up to Autumn Glow last start and although it’s hard to make a case for him to turn the tables he looks well set up to run another placing This race isn’t an afterthought like it is for many others here Public Attention got himself into a perfect spot from the wide draw in The Kiwi last start but perhaps was found out at 1500m The best performance of his campaign was over this track and trip in the Eskimo Prince Ran well back to 1200m in the VRC Classic in the spring off a freshen so there is a precedent there Treasurethe Moment has won an imposing seven straight races That goes back to the Wakeful and VRC Oaks in the spring She has returned even better in the autumn She was dominant over 1400m and the mile before justifying the $1.40 quote in the Vinery The Matt Laurie-trained filly didn’t look as comfortable on wet ground last start dulling her turn of foot yet her class saw her still hold a decisive margin It would have been a fascinating clash had Aeliana turned up here but that’s all hypotheticals now Treasurethe Moment should be too good for the rivals that line up against her Belle Detelle brings some ‘X-factor’ backing up from the Adrian Knox where she relished 2000m Her last 200m was the second quickest of the entire meeting She is a close relation to Verry Elleegant Verona Rose was working home strongly in the Vinery suggesting 2400m suits now That was the first time she had tasted defeat having won the Kembla Grange Classic the start prior Leica Lucy won the NZ Oaks seventh up in her first campaign Circle Of Fire is back to defend his Sydney Cup title but the dominance of that two-mile win a year ago shouldn’t be underestimated He wasn’t going as well in the spring yet managed to run sixth in a Melbourne Cup with 54.5kg This has been his autumn grand final and Ciaron Maher has the five-year-old where he needs him Chris Waller has won the Sydney Cup five times with four of those winners coming through the Chairmans The champion trainer has seven runners but 18 He looks to be ticking over perfectly clocking the fastest closing splits in the Chairmans behind Alalcance Has a 5.5 length margin to turnaround but gives the impression he’ll relish two miles Alalcance gapped her rivals in the Manion and the Chairmans and drops to 52kg The way she busts up a field at the top of the straight will ensure she needs to run a strong two miles That’s the only knock in the context of her price Via Sistina has won at an odds-on quote in her last three wins Her main dangers face the task of giving her a head start and chasing her down It was fourth up over the spring that she produced the eight-length Cox Plate win While she’s unlikely to repeat anything like that ever again Chris Waller looks to have the seven-year-old exactly where he wants her She only won the Turnbull by a narrow margin before that Cox Plate win winning the Ranvet by 1.5 lengths at $1.22 Via Sistina looks to have the locals covered The globetrotting gelding has won three from three in Australia for William Haggas and jockey Tom Marquand adding a Tancred to his Queen Elizabeth and Ranvet It’s not an ideal set-up back from 2400m on a soft track to 2000m on a good track on an 11-day turnaround but his six starts since then have been at the top level Fangirl hasn’t raced against her own sex since contesting this race as a three-year-old back in 2022 The Chris Waller-trained mare won the Apollo Stakes first up at Randwick before stablemate Via Sistina turned the tables in the Verry Elleegant The barrier and track pattern were against in the George Ryder where she produced on the of runs of the day to be beaten in a photo finish by Gringotts Fangirl loves Randwick (20:7-4-3) and loves dry tracks James McDonald has ridden Fangirl a dozen times boasting a record of 12:6-2-2 Atishu should have won this race last year having been held up behind Zougotcha The challenge is having to overcome a more talented stablemate in Fangirl That performance was on the back of a third in the Australian Cup Her Empire Rose win in the spring was coming back from 2000m too It’s been a good formula for her in the past to produce her best Stefi Magnetica bounced back to her best form winning the Doncaster She backed up over the spring in the Cantala when fourth up and was excellent behind Mr Brightside 5.Commemorative returns to the Randwick 1200m She produced a career best when winning over this track and trip two starts ago mowing down her rivals to win the Wenona Girl That saw James Cummings run her in the group 1 Galaxy with 51kg on her back She was truck loaded in betting to start $3.70 and had she got the splits when she needed them Commemorative drops back to fillies and mares company Only has to hold her form to be in the finish again Olentia should be able to cope with a drop back to 1200m after a four-week freshen up She had her chance in the Coolmore last start but it was a fast race won by Lady Shenandoah Four of her seven wins have come over the sprint trip Infancy was unlucky on occasions last campaign before her form tapered off Three trials suggests that she is ready first up Supplied by Racing NSWFull form and race replays available at racingnsw.com.au Matcha Latte hasn\\u2019t seen much of the racetrack in the past few years Enriched was runner-up to Autumn Glow last start and although it\\u2019s hard to make a case for him to turn the tables This race isn\\u2019t an afterthought like it is for many others here but that\\u2019s group 1 weight for age form The Matt Laurie-trained filly didn\\u2019t look as comfortable on wet ground last start It would have been a fascinating clash had Aeliana turned up here but that\\u2019s all hypotheticals now Belle Detelle brings some \\u2018X-factor\\u2019 backing up from the Adrian Knox where she relished 2000m but the dominance of that two-mile win a year ago shouldn\\u2019t be underestimated He wasn\\u2019t going as well in the spring yet managed to run sixth in a Melbourne Cup with 54.5kg Has a 5.5 length margin to turnaround but gives the impression he\\u2019ll relish two miles That\\u2019s the only knock in the context of her price Given the strength of Via Sistina\\u2019s close While she\\u2019s unlikely to repeat anything like that ever again It\\u2019s not an ideal set-up back from 2400m on a soft track to 2000m on a good track on an 11-day turnaround Rousham Park hasn\\u2019t won for 80 weeks Fangirl hasn\\u2019t raced against her own sex since contesting this race as a three-year-old back in 2022 It\\u2019s been a good formula for her in the past to produce her best Transport for NSW is proposing changes to bus zones and parking along Belmore Road and Avoca Street as well as providing a new signalised pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Belmore Road and Perouse Road This proposal has been developed in consultation with Randwick City Council and bus operators and is being funded by the NSW Government.  Local businesses and customers will be supported by additional: Have your say by Wednesday 18 December 2024 Phone: 1800 491 566 See consultation methods We pay respect to the Traditional Custodians and First Peoples of NSW and acknowledge their continued connection to their country and culture.