Disqualified drunk driver’s massive mistake
A young Central Coast man who was already disqualified from driving for five years was drunk behind the wheel when he smashed into another car, causing a woman to be hospitalised.
NSW
Bankstown Hospital workers brag about ‘killing’ Israeli patients
Two Sydney nurses have been stood down after they were filmed declaring they refuse to treat Israeli patients and would “kill them” if they presented to their ward.
‘Least we can do’: 500 inner city homes for frontline workers
The state government’s first build-to-rent development that gives essential workers subsidised rental homes has been revealed for inner Sydney. See the details here.
‘My way’: Italians make neighbourhood restaurant real deal
Italy’s loss is The Hills’ gain thanks to a chef with Michelin-level training serving authentic cuisine to Sydneysiders.
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Revealed: Email spruiking Kia Carnival before Haylen’s winery trip
A month before former transport minister Jo Haylen took the fateful trip to a winery in a taxpayer-funded Kia Carnival, bureaucrats in the Premier’s Department were spruiking the vehicle to ministers.
Cancer that killed dad won’t get me: Miracle drug gives Ryan hope
Ryan Harding has no memories of his father but he has lived with the same rare disease that took his life. Now, thanks to a newly PBS-listed miracle drug, he finally has hope—for himself and his future children.
Ex-Labor senator star attraction in Muslim independent fundraiser
A Labor MP who sensationally quit the party over its stance on Gaza has popped up as the star attraction at a fundraiser designed to topple the government from power.
Anything but smooth sailing for Americans ahead of SailGP
The world’s most technologically advanced sailing boats lit up Sydney Harbour ahead of this weekend’s SailGP, although the Americans ran into a spot of bother.
Unbowed, unbroken: Mick Fanning and his mum focus on ecstasy, not agony
The Fanning surfing family has had more than its share of tragedy and loss. They refuse to drown in heartbreak. They don’t focus on the darkness. They focus on love.
Government committed to reviving ‘crappiest’ corridor
The NSW Government will consider creating a think tank that includes local councils to bring Parramatta Road back from the dead and help resolve Sydney’s housing crisis.
Labor’s $2m pledge to protect women from violent partners
Labor has pledged $2m to protect women and children from violent men. Here’s how the funding will help.
Teal candidate’s ‘Big Tobacco’ links revealed
A ‘teal’ candidate contesting a seat in Sydney’s upper North Shore once worked as a consultant for big tobacco, and published unashamedly pro-vaping content in the local newspaper she edited.
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