Julie Power
Julie Power is a senior reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald.
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‘It just turned into havoc’: Woman in critical condition after shark attack at Coogee Beach
Witnesses have described the terrifying scene when a woman was bitten by a three-metre shark at the popular eastern suburbs beach.
- Julie Power, Jessica McSweeney, Kate Aubusson and Rachel Rasker
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From 20 Sydney suburbs to 300: The brush turkey invasion in your backyard
Australian brush turkeys are ranging across Sydney these days. While many people think they are a pest, they’re listed as a protected species.
- Julie Power
Why even takeaway coffee cups will be used to rebuild this Sydney home
Architect Alexander Symes is trying to build a new home for his family where everything is used and nothing leaves the site. And he means everything.
- Julie Power
Most people thought this block was too hard to build on. But not Stephen
Stephen Collier’s home is shortlisted for two major architecture awards. It also marks a remarkable recovery and shows the power of our homes as a refuge and remedy.
- Julie Power
‘Carpet up the wall’: How this Sydney retro hotel conversion will embrace the ’70s
A former bank headquarters encapsulated the early 1970s, and its spirit is being retained in a conversion into a new lifestyle hotel.
- Julie Power
The two Sydney transformations that are reimagining what a corner shop can be
Shop-top life ain’t what it used to be. As Sydney moves towards greater density and rethinks housing, these transformations show what’s possible.
- Julie Power
$40 million gift to a school where love and architecture bloomed
A new precinct at the University of Sydney will cater for a rise in enrolments.
- Julie Power
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The quest to find Sydney’s phantom love tunnel
We took an opera singer, a tour guide and leading lights from the Con on an underground hunt for a mythical Sydney tunnel. Here’s what we found.
- Julie Power
‘A failure of imagination’: The Sydney train station at risk of losing its prized roof
The vaulted roof of one of the most awarded buildings in Sydney, designed to welcome visitors arriving by train at the 2000 Olympics, is under threat.
- Julie Power and Ellie Busby
Sydney’s laneways were abandoned to rats and garbage trucks. Now they’re being reclaimed for humans
From the birdsong of Angel Place to the inspirational messages of Abercrombie Street, take a tour of Sydney’s top 10 laneways.
- Julie Power