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Anthony Segaert

Sydney

Urban Affairs Reporter at Sydney Morning Herald

urban affairs reporter @smh, covering local councils and city life. [email protected], or on Signal: 0426034550. powered by flat whites and grace.

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Articles

  • ‘You shouldn’t be in survival mode’: Why this Sydney seat matters so much at this election

    2 weeks ago | smh.com.au | Matt Wade |Anthony Segaert

    , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. At Little India, a vibrant restaurant strip at Harris Park in the electorate of Parramatta, some local businesses are hedging their bets on the May 3 federal election. On the fence of Billu’s, a culinary landmark in the suburb for 25 years, hang corflute posters for both Labor member Andrew Charlton and his Liberal challenger Katie Mullens. Charlton’s corflute was there first.

  • The building commissioner doesn’t think Sydney has defects crisis. Tell that to Amanda

    2 weeks ago | smh.com.au | Max Maddison |Anthony Segaert

    What does NSW need to do to solve its defects crisis? It starts by acknowledging there’s a problem – and then taking these seven steps. By Max Maddison and Anthony SegaertApril 10, 2025, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Defects cost Sydney’s homeowners and taxpayers $700m annually. How did we get here and what is being done about it?See all 5 stories.

  • Stuff

    2 weeks ago | stuff.co.nz | Anthony Segaert

  • Maria thought her townhouse was ‘perfect’. Then her bedroom ceiling began to drip

    2 weeks ago | smh.com.au | Anthony Segaert

    , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Maria Tsolakis and her husband John bought the “perfect” townhouse at Ettalong Beach in 2021. The listing promised a “low-maintenance” home that fused “impeccable quality with exquisite modern design”. “The first summer was almost magical,” she said. But then came the drips: in the bedroom, in the living room, and in the garage.

  • Shoddy Sydney

    2 weeks ago | watoday.com.au | Anthony Segaert |Max Maddison |Harriet Alexander

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Anthony Segaert
Anthony Segaert @anthonysegaert
10 Apr 25

RT @simongerman600: Living in a dark blue country is a gift. Defending functioning democratic institutions is a worthy use of your time. St…

Anthony Segaert
Anthony Segaert @anthonysegaert
10 Apr 25

TIL Central Station does not have a Platform 15 https://t.co/Dccxvd7met

Anthony Segaert
Anthony Segaert @anthonysegaert
9 Apr 25

reminded of this iconic piece today from @michaelkoziol - always worth a re-read https://t.co/ouarqrmJZp