CCTV released as police probe ‘suspicious’ tobacco shop blaze
Police are hunting a suspect they believe deliberately set a western Sydney tobacco shop alight, forcing the evacuation of 150 people from a unit block.
Police are hunting a suspect they believe deliberately set a western Sydney tobacco shop alight, forcing the evacuation of 150 people from a unit block.
The homeward commute could be a slow crawl on the M1, which has reopened after more than 300 vehicles were stranded with punctured tyres when a truck lost its load and scattered metal fragments for 25km.
A man police believe is linked to a drive-by shooting, where CCTV captured the moment when two people were seen exiting a black SUV and unleashing a volley of bullets at a home in western Sydney, will remain behind bars on remand.
After more than a decade, the highly anticipated “masterclass” of Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon is returning to the Sydney Opera House.
Former Olympic bronze medallist Harry Garside has unveiled a key training strategy in the lead up to his return to the boxing ring after a long hiatus.
A man has been taken to hospital in a serious condition after falling from a third-floor balcony on the Northern Beaches.
An alleged hacker, accused of accessing nearly 9000 sensitive court documents in a data breach that rocked the state’s justice system, has been granted bail.
A teenage boy has been hospitalised after three men broke into a home in Werrington County and attacked him with a machete.
Pope Francis has been remembered as a man of the people with boundless compassion and a “good shepherd” at a mass in Sydney’s St Mary’s Cathedral in the wake of his death.
As tributes flow for Thi Kim Tran, police probe threats made to associates of the Bankstown mum before she was kidnapped and found dead in a burnt out car.
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