Girl, 15, allegedly raped in knifepoint attack near Sydney train station
A 37-year-old man has faced court after allegedly holding a 15-year-old girl at knifepoint, stealing her phone and raping her in a western Sydney car park in broad daylight.
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Firefighters have raised the alarm after a spike in lithium-ion battery fires, revealing a huge jump in the number of callouts due to dodgy e-bikes and e-scooters.
‘Taken way too soon’: Tributes for woman killed by lightning strike
A southwest Sydney cat grooming business owner, who died when a “freak bolt” of lightning shattered a tree on her property, has been remembered as a “beautiful mother” and a “fabulous person taken way too soon”.
Absolute bollards: Footpath shocker sums up Sydney’s big problem
Sydneysiders have been left stunned after discovering multiple electrical boxes positioned like bollards in the middle of a footpath. Some say it sums up one of the city’s major issues.
Parents pay tribute to ‘beautiful baby girl’ who died in hot car
The baby girl who tragically died after she was left in a hot car on Tuesday, after mistakenly not being dropped at her daycare centre, has been identified.
‘Let the public down’: Jo Haylen quits over chauffeur scandal
Transport Minister Jo Haylen has resigned over the use of taxpayer-funded ministerial drivers to chauffeur her to multiple private events including winery trips, private country lunches and weekend kids’ sports.
L-plater bailed over alleged joy ride in stolen car, egg attack
A teen accused of crashing a stolen car – where police allegedly found an empty jerry can and egg cartons inside the abandoned vehicle – has been bailed to receive mental health treatment.
Man denies ‘swim stalking’ 12yo girls at iconic beach
A man has denied allegations he swam after a group of 12-year-old girls at Bondi Beach after stalking them around a shopping centre three days earlier.
People being paid cash to reserve public picnic spots
Sydneysiders are offering cash online to have people reserve public open space for birthdays, weddings and other events, in a lucrative and growing trend that has been slammed as “getting out of hand”.
Man charged over alleged anti-Semitic abuse in Bondi
A homeless man, who had been living in a Jewish-run crisis accommodation, remains in custody after allegedly hurling anti-Semitic abuse at a woman in Sydney’s eastern suburbs.
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