Megan Gorrey is the Sydney editor at The Sydney Morning Herald. She specializes in urban affairs, focusing on themes such as urban design, development, and the housing market, while also exploring the intersections of culture and society within these topics. Megan's work has been featured in The Age, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, and Stuff.
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Megan's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, with a significant focus on evolving stories and legal policy regulation. She also covers breaking news related to Sydney's urban development, corruption, traffic chaos, and crime.
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By: Megan Gorrey, Matt O Sullivan
By: Megan Gorrey, Matt O'Sullivan
The stretch of prime inner-city land generates more economic value than Parramatta. It’s under increasing pressure from Sydney’s need for more housing.
By: Megan Gorrey, Jessica McSweeney
Add us as a preferred source on Google It was touted as a more equitable way to fund the upkeep of some of Sydney's most popular stretches
By: Megan Gorrey
Plans to convert two inner west sports fields to all-weather turf have cleared a hurdle after the divisive project won heritage approval.
By: Megan Gorrey
Add us as a preferred source on Google About 3000 new homes would be built around a revamped Oxford Street Mall, under a Sydney council's
By: Megan Gorrey
Add us as a preferred source on Google The revamped North Sydney Olympic Pool will be unveiled to the public in just over two months, more
By: Megan Gorrey
From politicians to everyday heroes, nearly 1000 Australians have been recognised in this year’s honours.
