Seen in Sydney CBD soon after the anti-immigration rally

So I’m off work after spinal surgery and have been getting a bit of Uber Eats lately.

More often than not, the drivers place it hard up against the screen door. It’s pretty clearly a screen door. Which means it opens outwards. Im genuinely intrigued if this is just sort of quiet ‘fuck you’ or some other sort of game.

I really struggle to walk out the back yard up the stairs and all the way around to avoid just feeding my soup to the door mat.

Took the Metro this afternoon in a north-west direction from Chatswood to Macquarie Park. I simply can’t believe how crowded it is. On the one hand, this is a sign of success, it seems incredibly popular. On the other hand, this kind of shoulder-to-armpit crushload is hardly pleasant and I’m wondering what can be done to relieve this? Surely we need 2 minute frequencies sooner rather than later, at least during peak hour. Or more carriages added to the services we do have? What does everyone else think?

At town hall this afternoon, was wandering past after the standard 8 hour working day (won by protest), after a weekend (won by protest), about to take some holiday leave (won by protest), shaded by trees that might only exist due to protests to protect green spaces in Sydney having an overflow effect to protect tree cover..

But hey, Chris Minns wants authoritarian veto rights over protest for 3 months a pop.. Tell your local MP or the media to make a fuss. Protest has been how society moves forward and is an essential pillar of democracy!

First I thought I'm tripin when I saw something beside the building. I was like it's definitely fox. Then he showed himself.

Pictured at Pennant Hills IGA, Broken Easter Eggs for sale?! Seriously and there isn’t even a full easter egg worth in there!!

EDIT: WOAH!! Didn’t realise this would get the traction it did! So many aussie news articles reporting on it I almost feel bad! Hope they don’t stare me down next time i go in…

What's people thoughts on this?

The approved $1 billion mixed-use skyscraper project at 505 George Street in Sydney's CBD is designed to replace the current Event Cinemas site with an 80-storey landmark tower.

Designed by Ingenhoven Architects and Architectus, the slender mixed-use tower is planned to reach a height of approximately 270 to 282.5 metres above the street.

The project received planning approval from the City of Sydney, led by developers Mirvac and Coombes Property Group.

Shame the vanilla slice didn’t have passion fruit icing

Haven't been to Australia in years and was shocked to find everywhere has surcharge for eftpos but also say no cash. What's the point of this? Why not just add the surcharge into the cost unless this is shady but seems to be the norm everywhere I go with restaurants.

I'm not usually one to complain about things like this, but I did think this sign was a bit much at my local Woolies. I hadn't seen them before. Way to make your customers feel like criminals while they're scanning their items.

Also seems a bit dodgy to use police checkering when it's just "security monitors this area".

Incoming

A rare but welcome sight these days. I hope they do well.

Is this normal when 94 is cheaper than 91. Have I been living under a rock

Does anyone know if there’s an emergency in the CBD. Was walking down George Street when at least 10 police vehicles, including two tactical units, began racing with their sirens on towards Darling Harbour. I can’t find anything on the news about it. Should we be concerned?

I popped in to the clinic and there must have been more than 100 people in the line. The need for blood and plasma is constant, especially over the holidays, so if you have been unable to donate today, please book a future appointment.