Stone the crows! Popular north shore watering hole to close

The Sydney Morning Herald - Sep 18, 2026

One of the lower north shore’s best-known watering holes, the Stoned Crow, is closing its doors.

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Stone the crows! Popular north shore watering hole to close

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This city slicker took a job in Darwin. What happened next surprised her

They transformed the Espy. Now they want to revive a vacant Fitzroy pub

Why your closest friends probably won’t help you find a job

My accent is unremarkable. But it has almost certainly helped me

‘Hard to say there won’t be job cuts’, freshly arrived ABC news chief declares

Qantas ground staff set to strike over ‘Joyce-era’ bargaining agreements

‘They’re wolves’: Coles keeps milk prices higher despite axing farmer support

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