‘Just arrest me’: Teary drunk’s cop shop bourbon blunder
A woman told officers to take her into custody when they found her crying in her car, parked outside a police station, with a drained bottle of Wild Turkey next to her.
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‘Face saving’: Buttrose’s Covid comment about ‘activist’ presenter
Former ABC chairwoman Ita Buttrose has described presenter Antoinette Lattouf as an “activist” who should never have been hired by the national broadcaster.
Hate crime crackdown: Tougher laws for terrorism, Nazi symbols
People convicted of displaying Nazi symbols, terrorist insignia or wearing facial coverings at protests would face harsher penalties under a NSW Coalition plan to “plug holes’ it sees in existing reforms.
Fight to keep deadly ants out of NSW sees businesses fined
Landscaping businesses have been fined for moving soil infested with “deadly ants” across the border in a first for the state, as the governments fights to protect NSW from a billion-dollar outbreak.
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Splash of vino, darl?: Car thief locked up after wine text bungle
A serial offender with more than 50 prior charges broke into a popular pub and stole thousands of bucks worth of booze before foolishly texting his lady a pic – asking if she was keen for a drop.
‘Density done well’: Fate of $120m super development imminent
Developers of a sprawling $120m development on the South Coast could soon break ground, with locals urged to have their say before submissions close.
Sibling revival: Restoration on the ‘Three Sisters’ begins
Almost 150 vacant public housing units in northwest Sydney will be refurbished after a $2bn project to demolish the buildings and replace them with almost 5000 dwellings was dumped.
Blue on teal war erupts in leafy north shore
Liberals want The Post newspaper, published by teal candidate Tina Brown, to repay advertising money.
‘To the naysayers on Trump’s Gaza idea, something has to be done differently’
Donald Trump’s bold Gaza proposal has divided opinion, with some claiming anything different is worth a go. Others, however, insist it isn’t possible. HAVE YOUR SAY
Watch: Raptor raid uncovers $1m in cash, drugs, nunchaku
A man has faced court after a Raptor Squad raid on an Illawarra home uncovered $1 million in cash – most of it squirrelled away in a roof cavity – plus drugs and a pair of nunchaku. See the arrest.
How much rate cuts will save you this year: every suburb
The Reserve Bank is expected to soon announce an interest-rate cut, with new modelling revealing the varying impact it will have on household budgets across each suburb.
Renters still waiting for a fairer go
Dodgy landlords and real estate agents have finally met their match in a new rental taskforce tasked with curbing their illegal tricks and tactics. See how it could make your life easier.
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