Bayside councillors get four per cent pay rise, days after rate hike
Residents will be slugged with a 2.5 per cent rate increase while Bayside councillors have given themselves a four per cent pay rise at Wednesday night’s council meeting.
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Berkeley man makes bail bid to attend drug rehab
The former hardware businessman had a “severe drug addiction” when he was allegedly caught supplying heroin and meth. Now he wants to attend rehab for 12 months to get clean.
‘Make me feel special’: Ex-MP staffer’s plea to woman
The former chief of staff of ousted MP Craig Kelly sought validation, attention and love from his employee more than half his age, a court has heard.
Man remains in stable condition after train station stabbing
A man has been found stabbed at a train station in Sydney’s south, leaving commuters shocked as emergency services raced to the bloody scene. GRAPHIC WARNING
Ex-MP Craig Kelly didn’t respond to plea for help, court hears
A young woman claims former federal MP Craig Kelly failed to act when she tried to confide in him about alleged verbal and physical sexual misconduct from his chief of staff, a court has heard.
Alleged drug supply principal seeks bail change
A former Cronulla cafe owner accused of directing a large-scale cocaine network in the Sutherland Shire has reappeared in court. He wanted to be able to help his pregnant girlfriend in an emergency.
Ousted MP’s staffer exposed penis to employee, court told
A female employee of former MP Craig Kelly’s chief of staff said she was “shocked” after he allegedly exposed himself to her late one night after work.
‘Are you a kisser?’: Ex-MP staffer’s sexual touching court case begins
One of five women who have accused the former chief of staff of MP Craig Kelly of sexual touching has told the court he grabbed her thigh and shook it while driving her home.
Sharks get go-ahead to field NRL Women’s team
The Sharks are among four teams added to the NRLW competition next year. The club aims to entice existing and new players to wear their local colours and play on the biggest stage.
‘Reprehensible’: Man spat at, hurled racial slurs at officers
The Bonnet Bay man spat at police officers and threatened security guards after he was asked to leave Watsons Bay Hotel. But his drunken exploits didn’t end there.
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