About this episode

Sydney faces significant real estate changes and privacy issues while dealing with crime and local sports events.

Sydney officials face a major real estate shift as the former Supreme Court building is set to sell for $25 million, while the city grapples with privacy concerns over American Express and a Neo-Nazi hate crime investigation. A fugitive ex-bikie boss was arrested after hiding in a private jet toilet, and a local swimmer aims to complete a 45 km Manhattan swim.

Topics covered

• real estate
• privacy concerns
• crime investigation
• sports
• local news

Keywords

• Sydney
• American Express
• real estate
• privacy
• hate crime
• bikie
• swimming
• Manhattan

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: American Express

Places: Sydney, Supreme Court building, Manhattan

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