PM’s anti-Semitism plan: New strict visa change to stop hate
PM Anthony Albanese has a new plan to combat anti-Semitism in the wake of attacks against the Jewish community in Australia. SEE THE FULL REPORT
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Pre-dawn raid on Gaza woman’s Sydney home sparks rally
A rally has sprung up at Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s office after the alleged detention of a woman from Gaza living in Sydney.
How 6-storey apartment blocks could bypass council approvals
Here’s how new terraces, townhouses and apartment blocks could bypass council planners under a new proposal being considered by Paul Scully to speed up housing builds.
$1m cars seized in ICAC raids to be sold to pay company’s debts
Jason and Meshell Chellew have to sell two Bentleys, a Lexus, a Land Rover and a Harley Davidson motorcycle to pay back some of the money owed by their roadworks company Protection Barriers Pty Ltd.
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2km of chaos: Probe after loose train wagons speed down Sydney tracks
Investigations are now underway after steel-laden wagons from a 4500-ton, one-kilometre freight train burst free from the locomotive pulling them on Sunday morning in North Sydney.
Too little cash to fix NSW Government cyber security
Premier Chris Minns wants all government agencies to “immediately” improve their cyber security but concedes it is “not possible” because there is not enough money.
‘Shot in eye, buried alive’: Shock clip has to be seen to be believed
When a man with a gunshot wound crawled out of a grave and collapsed at a servo it triggered a police probe that could link his case – along with the death of a young father and the kidnapping of another man – to a Victorian drug syndicate.
Man guilty of lover’s manslaughter in laneway bashing death
A Northern Rivers man has been convicted of manslaughter after a violent assault led to his lover’s death in a lonely laneway.
Arsonist sets himself on fire at inner-west salon
Police have released dramatic CCTV footage which shows an arsonist accidentally lighting himself on fire, before running away, engulfed in flames.
‘Justice for all’: Sydney lawyer leads push for beer microbrewery
A Sydney lawyer with a passion for beer making is behind a push to open a new microbrewery and bar on the northern beaches. He’s called it the Justice Brewing Co.
‘Wake up’: Hadley unleashes on NSW bail laws
Ray Hadley has slammed current NSW bail laws after it was revealed that teens have allegedly been recruited to carry out shootings on behalf of gangland organisations.
‘A sense of freedom’: Escaping into the deep blue at Coogee
Freediving is a sport gaining traction among fitness enthusiasts, particularly women, who are seeking a sense of freedom.
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