State Government Forks Out $200K A Year For Seagull-chasing Dogs

Muffin and Tauzer are among dogs paid close to $200,000 a year to shoo marauding seagulls away from diners at the Sydney Opera House.

Self-defence classes for children are being inundated by worried parents because fear of school bullying has dramatically increased after lockdown.

They are the streets of gold – the glamorous strips home to billionaires, politicians and celebrities, and where owning real estate comes with the ultimate bragging rights. 

And in sport, the jilted partner of tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios has spoken to the media for the first time since her dramatic showdown with the sportsman in an Adelaide hotel room.

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Muffin and Tauzer are among dogs paid close to $200,000 a year to shoo marauding seagulls away from diners at the Sydney Opera House.
Self-defence classes for children are being inundated by worried parents because fear of school bullying has dramatically increased after lockdown.
They are the streets of gold &ndash; the glamorous strips home to billionaires, politicians and celebrities, and where owning real estate comes with the ultimate bragging rights.&nbsp;
And in sport, the jilted partner of tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios has spoken to the media for the first time since her dramatic showdown with the sportsman in an Adelaide hotel room.
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