Police seize 100,000 vapes in warehouse search
Police have charged a tobacconist and a delivery driver after uncovering tens of thousands of allegedly illicit vapes stored in a warehouse in the state’s Hunter region.
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Ex-teacher charged after police find ‘alarming’ YouTube playlists
An ex-teacher whose tirade in a western Sydney Kmart went viral last week has been hit with further charges after investigators uncovered bizarre YouTube playlists remarking on her former school.
Man, woman charged after Christmas Day cop chase
A man and woman have copped multiple charges after a crash which closed the Pacific Highway in both directions on the Mid North Coast early on Christmas Day.
Facebook prompted online child grooming sting on priest: Police
Police will allege an alert from the social media giant kicked off an online police sting before a retired Catholic priest was arrested on a suburban street where he believed he was meeting a teenage boy for sex.
Three charged over western Sydney break ins, armed carjacking
Three people have been charged following a string of break and enters and an armed carjacking over the weekend.
Western Sydney drill rap group members jailed over teen’s death
Members of a western Sydney drill rap group have been jailed after instigating a violent fight with a rival group, which left one teen dead and two others seriously wounded.
‘Breathing and skin colour’ checks in question at preschool’s appeal
The boss of a childcare centre found guilty of failing to protect children of harm has argued there were no legal requirements to physically check if children were breathing while sleeping.
‘No shame’: Shop owner fined $45K after dumping expired food
A southwest Sydney business has been slapped with a hefty fine after being busted illegally dumping mounds of expired food including hummus, pickles and chips. See the illegal dumping hotspots.
Principal accused of $1.4m fraud suspected of fake graffiti threat
A high school principal accused of defrauding up to $1.4m from the Department of Education is also suspected of entering the school after hours and graffitiing a fake threat against himself.
‘Adequately supervised’: Preschool boss appeals verdict after baby’s death
The boss of a preschool found guilty of failing to protect children from harm will argue the facility was adequately supervised on the day a baby was found unresponsive in a cot and later died.
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