The APEC summit starts in Sydney shortly and authorities decided to act like the entire population of Sydney might be the enemy.
A FIVE-KILOMETRE, 2.8-metre fence will lock up sections of the CBD during the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit next month. Sydneysiders will face the greatest dislocation since the 2000 Olympics.
Pedestrians may need identification to cross some streets. The Cahill Expressway off-ramp to Macquarie Street will be closed from Tuesday, September 4 until Monday, September 10, adding to the transport chaos that the summit will cause.
A few more headlines about it. I'm so happy I'm not in Sydney right now.
- Stay away, or be ready for traffic chaos
- Coming our way: a foreign invasion yet lots of room at the inns
- Waiter, there are a few restaurants in a stew
- Sorry for the trouble I cause, says Bush
- APEC hijacks commuters' new buses
- Shady character loses his lunch watching activists
- Fortress Sydney: the lockdown begins
- To collect your photo ID card, please show us your photo ID card
- Police gee up but stables are bolted
- APEC pass farce: it's no go
- Horse flu forces cancellation of Olympic qualifying event
- Pick APEC, a party pooper
- Greens keen to cage Bush, not Sydney
- Mayors call for new security body
- More APEC pain revealed
- Lunch leaves Bondi cold
- APEC's first fleet founders
- APEC visitors to bypass quarantine
- Show ID to get past Great Wall of Sydney
- Sir, we need to grill your chef … to make the world safe
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