MacGill’s coffee hit as he awaits sentencing for cocaine supply
Fallen cricketer Stuart MacGill cut a jovial figure at a cafe near his Cremorne home as he awaits his sentence hearing — and potential jail — for supplying cocaine.
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‘It’s a lie’: Hadley on $600b cost of Coalition’s nuclear plan
Ray Hadley slams the claim that the Coalition’s nuclear plan will cost $600 billion.
Cooper Johns walks away from ‘scary’ accident
NRL player turned comedy personality Cooper Johns has walked away from this scary car accident on Wednesday, saying he was happy to get out “unscathed”.
Why show could be over for unit, hotel plans at former cinema site
A plan for 90 units to be built on the former site of a neighbourhood cinema could be dumped after flood experts outlined risks to the land which developers want to upzone.
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55 jugs, 44 sambuca shots: Kelly Slater’s larikin arch rival honoured
Surfing legend Kelly Slater’s original arch rival has died aged just 53 after a freak incident at his Tweed Heads home.
F*** yeah! Proof Aussie sense of humour is not dead yet
The cult of being offended is still winning the race but perhaps the pendulum is slowly swinging, writes Rory Gibson.
Surge in charges dismissed on mental health grounds
The amount of people having criminal charges dismissed on mental health grounds in the Local Court of NSW has snowballed, with cases increasing by 50 per cent in the past four years.
Charity maven who ‘assaulted cop’ claims she had panic attack
A charity maven charged with assaulting a police officer and refusing to be breath tested after a car crash in the eastern suburbs, claims she had a panic attack and was injured during her arrest.
Shocking hidden cost of super-for-housing scheme revealed
Dipping into super to buy a home is tempting. But experts have now revealed how the scheme comes with a shock $1.4bn hidden cost.
Shark nets removed from Sydney beaches next week
A Sydney surf club has sounded the alarm over safety concerns as shark nets across the state are removed next Monday, one month earlier than usual.
‘We’ll catch you’: Dodgy real estate agents caught stealing bonds
A Canley Heights real estate agent who stole more than $100,000 from rental bonds and a client trust account is one of hundreds of agents investigated in a government crackdown on dodgy industry actors.
‘Political ploy’: Labor brands old mental health hubs as new
Labor spent millions of dollars to rebrand existing mental health centres into Medicare Mental Health Hubs. Now critics say its a ploy to boost the Medicare brand ahead of the election.
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