The Botox prices experts say should ring alarm bells
A cosmetic injector who specialises in fixing dodgy Botox jobs has revealed the price that should raise red flags about whether you are getting a safe, legal product injected.
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‘Chaotic’: Questions raised over last minute gold mine ban
No legal advice was sought on how a public road would be affected ahead of the proposed Blayney gold mine being banned, until The Daily Telegraph published an article about it.
Apartment building inspection uncovers flood of defects
A building inspector’s audit of a southeast Sydney unit development uncovered dozens of serious defects – including water overflowing in a carpark.
NSW cop hit by car during traffic stop
Diversions are in place in Sydney’s southwest after a NSW Police officer was injured while conducting a traffic stop.
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Queensland Rugby League player charged with rape, sexual assault
A QRL player who returned to the state after a stint in NSW was charged with serious sexual offences less than two months after signing for his hometown club.
Norco truck driver identified after life-threatening crash
A Norco milk truck driver who remains hospitalised after colliding with a ute in a serious crash near Coffs Harbour “may never be able to work again” as the community has rallied to support him.
Aged care facility cleared after grandfather’s death
An inquest into the homicide of a grandfather who died at the hands of a dementia patient in an aged care facility has found the facility’s response was “appropriate.”
Premier doubles down on criticism of under-fire ministers
Premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his criticism of two ministers who used a taxpayer funded van to take them to and from a winery.
Loaded military-style rifle seized from stolen car: Police
A loaded military-style rifle has been seized by police after two fumbling men allegedly left it behind when they fled on foot after their vehicle became wedged beside a garbage truck.
Premier reveals under-fire ministers’ ‘real error’
Premier Chris Minns has doubled down on his criticism of two ministers who used a taxpayer funded van to take them to and from a winery, but has said he will not sack them. Tell us what you think, take our poll.
Minns to Albo: protect NSW jobs from US trade war
Premier Chris Minns has called in the Federal government to devise urgent measures to protect NSW manufacturing jobs from the Trump-induced “trade war” with China.
Mum’s the word: A media leak can spring from anywhere
If there’s a secret taskforce to find the ‘Telegraph leak’ over the Dural caravan affair, and they’re going to start interrogating people, please go easy on my mum, writes Crime Editor Mark Morri.
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