Top uni calls off class amid corona chaos
One of the most prestigious universities in the country has baulked at government advice, effectively turning its campus into a ghost town despite authorities declaring lectures can go ahead.
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‘What the f*** have you done, you’ve killed her’: Inquest
Seven years on from her disappearance, Katrina Bohnenkamp’s stepbrother has sensationally alleged he discovered her lifeless body with her father standing over her. Her father stormed out of the inquest when the claim was aired, having previously denied any knowledge of her disappearance.
Mystery man makes stunning inquest appearance
The mystery man pictured kissing Katrina Bohnenkamp shortly before the teen went missing back in 2012 has sensationally made an appearance at the coronial inquest into her disappearance.
‘Mangled’: Soldiers’ big night out before alleged bum squeeze
The Defence Magistrates Court was told of alleged chaotic scenes following a “big night out” with senior officers allegedly extremely drunk before an investigation was launched into a Trooper’s conduct involving a female officer.
Mayor in code of conduct complaint over ‘humiliating’ post
A Sydney mayor “humiliated” a fellow councillor who was forced to apologise to him last year, breaching his council’s policy and sparking a code of conduct probe that was secretly debated in closed session this week.
Party boys face life sentences for $80m drug plot
They are used to living the high-life in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. But private school mates Matthew Doyle, Jared Hart and Raoul Kesby are not likely to taste freedom for some time after admitting their involvement in a major international drug plot.
Influencer speaks over employee rip-off allegations
An eastern suburbs entrepreneur and Instagram influencer has broken her silence after the Fairwork Ombudsman announced it is taking her to court over allegations the young model underpaid staff at her Bondi bar.
‘Nothing beats saving a life’: Meet our new top cop
The new commander of the inner west has opened up on the cases he’s never forgotten, the fallen cop who inspired him to join the force, drugs and the scourge of domestic violence in Sydney’s most vibrant suburbs.
One in seven uni students in coronavirus limbo
One of the country’s most prestigious unis is bracing for a major financial blow, preparing for up to 12,000 students to be caught up in the coronavirus chaos gripping the world and a predicted $1 billion blow to the state economy.
Uni staff asked to dob in co-workers in virus panic
Staff at the University of Sydney are being asked to discretely report sick looking students and faculty members in scenes some have compared to George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984.
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