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Ava Benny-MorrisonThe Sunday Telegraph Crime Reporter

Ava Benny-Morrison is a crime reporter for The Sunday Telegraph. She joined the team in September 2017 after covering crime and courts for several years in NSW and Queensland.

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Grooming a killer: Puppetmaster and the young assassin

In an out of jail for most of his adult life, a 25-year-old man found himself in the same Silverwater prison wing as the country’s most notorious inmate, Bassam Hamzy. The sliding doors moment set the young man on a path to committing one of the most shocking murders in Sydney.

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Police intend to issue up to 60 COVID infringement penalty notices (PINs) after officers were called to a party at Schofields overnight., , Officers from Quakers Hill Police Area Command were called to a home in Nottingham Street about 11.30pm (Saturday 18 July 2020), responding to complaints about a noisy party., , Police discovered more than 60 people had gathered at the property, in breach of the Public Health (COVID-19 Restrictions on Gathering and Movement) Order (No 4) 2020. (The PHO restricts outdoor public gatherings of not more than 20 people, with a 20-person limit on visitors to a home.)

‘Up to 60 COVID fines’ to be issued after Sydney house party

Up to 60 people could be fined for flouting COVID-19 restrictions at a loud house party in western Sydney overnight, in which capsicum spray was used to break up a brawl, and a helicopter and dog squad support were called in. It comes as NSW’s police boss vows to crack down to avoid a second wave of coronavirus.

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SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH ST PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING.Accountant who stole $7million from his dead clients and despite being charge and having the crime commission on his tail, is still holding the money. Nigel Folley and his wife, Doreen, were controlling the business and live  Killara.

Coca-Cola shareholders duped by dodgy scheme

Sydney accountant Nigel Tolley was trusted with finding the shareholders entitled to $6.25 million in unclaimed funds but police allege he kept the sum in a personal bank account and earned more than $1.1 million in interest on it.

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Josh Gibson's gym business shock

AFL star breaks silence on BeFit gym fiasco

Former AFL premiership player Josh Gibson is one of several investors who believes he has been short-changed in a dispute over a boutique eastern suburbs gym. He reveals how his stake in the BeFit business was drastically reduced without his knowledge.

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