‘Never been so sick’: Free RSV immunisation for newborns
From March 17, free immunisation for RSV will be made available to all newborn babies in NSW under an expanded program.
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Man charged after allegedly drink-driving into floodwaters
A man rescued after driving into floodwaters south of Lismore has been charged with drink-driving, while parts of northern NSW continue to recover from ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
‘Bath filled with water… and three turtles!’: Vets’ cyclone experiences
Dr Bree Talbot’s home has become a makeshift triage for wildlife, including marine turtles, an eastern grey kangaroo, birds and flying foxes, following ex-cyclone Albert.
Insurers warned to pay up by PM as storm claims hit 9000
Insurers have been put on notice as thousands of ex-Cyclone Alfred-related claims are made, with thousands more set to come.
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Jewish leader calls for police guard at schools
The NSW Jewish Board of Deputies wants extra security as schools go back for the year, “until the current threat to the community has subsided”.
Third person arrested on ‘periphery’ of caravan terror probe
A third person on the “periphery” of the caravan terror plot was arrested earlier this month over his links to the discovery of eight underworld “kill cars” at a Fairfield East warehouse.
Ex-wife makes huge claims about Buddle’s foreign marriage, child
The mother of Mark Buddle’s two children says he calls them daily and rejects claims he fathered a son by woman he wed in Turkey, calling their marriage “just a transaction.”
Developers who delay homes could be hit with fines
New protections for home buyers who purchase off the plan are being considered by the Minns government with developers who fail to deliver homes potentially facing heavy financial penalties.
‘Massive mistake’: Waterhouse’s plans for $100m home spark outrage
A plan by the former daughter-in-law of a late bookmaking legend to subdivide one of Sydney’s most expensive trophy homes has sparked a planning row among neighbours in the harbourside suburb.
Massive champagne bottles to be popped at Sydney event
The corks on two of the biggest bottles of Champagne available in the world are set to pop in Sydney this weekend, with three people needed to pour the 30-litre bottle.
High salaries of council fat cats who called for 40pc rate hike
Northern Beaches Council fat cats earn more than almost any other Sydney council despite plans to lump residents with a 40 per cent rate hike. See how their salaries compare with other councils.
Timeline of hate: Shameful surge in Sydney’s anti-Semitism
Sydney’s Jewish community has endured a rapid increase of targeted attacks since Israel’s October 7 massacre. Here’s a list of some of the most shameful incidents that have plagued the city.
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