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**** PIC ED NOTE - FAMILY MUST BE PIXELLATED - IDENTIFICATION ISSUE *** The family of a second 15-year-old boy departs court in Parramatta, Wednesday, 26 November 2025. The boy has faced court charged with the stabbing murder of a 17-year-old, who died at a reserve in Sydney’s north-west. The teen was arrested at a home in Rouse Hill on Tuesday night with assistance from riot squad officers, hours after his 15-year-old co-accused faced court. Photo: Sam Mooy / The Sydney Morning Herald STABBING FAMILY COURT**** PIC ED NOTE - FAMILY MUST BE PIXELLATED - IDENTIFICATION ISSUE *** The family of a second 15-year-old boy departs court in Parramatta, Wednesday, 26 November 2025. The boy has faced court charged with the stabbing murder of a 17-year-old, who died at a reserve in Sydney’s north-west. The teen was arrested at a home in Rouse Hill on Tuesday night with assistance from riot squad officers, hours after his 15-year-old co-accused faced court. Photo: Sam Mooy / The Sydney Morning Herald

Second boy faces court over fatal stabbing of Sydney teenager

The parents of the 15-year-old dodged media outside the court after their son appeared charged with murder.

  • Jack Gramenz and Amber Schultz

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A 16-year-old has been charged over the “brazen” alleged robbery of an food delivery rider’s scooter.

Scooter bandits tackle delivery rider in ‘brazen’ daytime robbery

A 16-year-old has been charged as police search for alleged co-offenders in a brazen and organised robbery at a western Sydney intersection.

  • Jack Gramenz
Documents reveal the lead up to the November 8 rally and its fallout.

‘Mal not happy’: Police text messages reveal neo-Nazi rally fallout

A tranche of documents tabled in parliament includes text messages from a deputy police commissioner, who failed to tell his boss about the rally plans.

  • Patrick Begley, Michael McGowan and Jack Gramenz
Chris Minns, Premier of New South Wales and CommanderMal Lanyon speak to the media about a rally held outside NSW Parliament in Sydney on Nov, 08, 2025. Photo: Flavio Brancaleone/The Sydney Morning Herald

A blunder left senior police in the dark about a neo-Nazi rally. It was far from the most concerning revelation

If we have learnt anything from Saturday’s police-sanctioned protest, it is the size of the chasm between those who make laws and those who enforce them.

  • Riley Walter
NSW Premier Chris Minns at a media conference on Wednesday.

The warning that did not go to MPs before neo-Nazi rally

Parliamentary security usually notifies MPs about protests in front of NSW Parliament. That warning did not go out before neo-Nazis rallied on Saturday.

  • Max Maddison and Jessica McSweeney
“Proud to be racist”: Jack Eltis being interviewed by a reporter after the March for Australia rally.

Far-right figure who visited ‘motherland’ Germany is close to forming national party

Sydney man Jack Eltis said the National Socialist Network “was about 90 per cent” of the way to forming state and national parties.

  • Jordan Baker, Riley Walter and Jessica McSweeney
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The National Socialist Network rally outside NSW Parliament House on Saturday.

Police say they were powerless to stop a neo-Nazi rally. Experts suggest otherwise

NSW Police sought prohibition orders to ban marches across the Harbour Bridge and at the Opera House. At Parliament House on Saturday, it said it could not act.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
NSW Premier Chris Minns and Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon speak to the media about the rally on Saturday.

NSW to reintroduce protest laws amid fallout from neo-Nazi rally

The state government has flagged new laws as it scrambles to contain days of fallout after more than 60 neo-Nazis rallied outside parliament on Saturday.

  • Jessica McSweeney
Neo nazis outside parliament and the letter to the police commissioner

The avowed Nazi who signed protest application letter to police commissioner

Jack Eltis’ history of public antisemitism and racism raises questions about why the protest outside NSW parliament was never flagged with senior police or politicians.

  • Patrick Begley and Riley Walter
The National Socialist Network holding a rally outside parliament in Sydney.

What we just witnessed was state-sanctioned Nazism

What on earth did the NSW Police think a rally organised by the National Socialist Network would be about?

  • Jenna Price

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