An alleged stabbing in Sydney’s southeast was ‘vigilante justice gone way out of hand’, after a trio of men allegedly stormed a home armed with a tomahawk, hammer and machete, a court has heard.
Lawyers for the Israeli businessman rubbished the prosecution case in court, saying there was no evidence at all linking their client to the international crime syndicate.
An eastern suburbs federal MP who is urging the government to ban gas heating and cooking in newly-built homes across the country has faced fierce backlash for her “lack of understanding”.
The partner of former professional boxer Garth Wood, who once famously knocked out world champion Anthony Mundine, scratched “C–T” and “DEADBEAT” into her exes’ Mercedes.
An eastern suburbs council has ramped up its attempt to protect a 1950s Jewish synagogue from being demolished by calling for another Interim Heritage Order for the site.
Imagine being in the comfort of your own home, unaware you would soon be wrongfully accused of a brutal home invasion. See how a Sydney finance broker fought his wrongful prosecution.
It took three hours for an international traveller to swallow 100 pellets of cocaine before he flew to Australia. Busted by border control officers, he exchanged a $10,000 payday for a prison cell.
Rapper and alleged Alameddine crime clan member Ali ‘Ay Huncho’ Younes was once again caught at the Star Casino despite being banned, this time dropping off an international rap star.
A federal MP is calling on the government to ban gas heating and cooking in newly-built homes across the country, in line with a local council’s decision from her electorate.
A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in Potts Point last year will remain behind bars.
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