‘Fantastic to fly’: Pilot’s post about crash plane years before accident
One of the two men killed in a plane crash on the state’s north coast described the plane as “fantastic to fly” years before it was seen plummeting into the ocean.
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Driver arrested after allegedly ramming police car
A man is alleged to have rammed into a police vehicle before crashing into several parked cars after failing to stop for a random breath test in the early hours of Monday morning.
Man released without charge after woman‘s fatal fall from balcony
A man taken by police for questioning after a woman fell from a seventh-floor apartment balcony in Parramatta has been released without charge as investigations into the incident continue.
Watch: Wild NYE scenes in park before youth stabbed
Video has emerged of chaotic scenes in a Western Sydney park where a teen was stabbed on New Year’s Eve. A man and girl were also slashed in separate altercations in Waterloo overnight.
CCTV of possible gangland hit attempt
Police have charged a man with nine alleged offences and released CCTV of another who remains at large after what they claim was a possible gangland hit attempt in Sydney’s west.
‘Bloodline’: Sydney shooting victim a member of emerging gang
An organised crime figure shot dead in a Sydney street was a member of a new gang emerging in the southwestern suburbs called Bloodline.
Man dead in alleged neighbourhood spat over fallen tree
A man who died outside his home in Sydney’s west was allegedly murdered by the owner of a neighbouring property, with police probing if a fallen tree sparked the altercation.
Sad mission underway for missing teen swept off rocks
The search for 15-year-old Luca Bennett, swept off the rocks at North Avoca Beach on Christmas Eve, has shifted to a recovery operation as authorities scale back resources.
Rail union drops major industrial bans in last minute backdown
In an astonishing eleventh hour backdown, the rail union has dropped eight of its major industrial bans which threatened to cripple Sydney’s New Year’s Eve celebrations next week.
‘Childish games’: Premier blasts rail union’s ‘contradictory’ demands
The government has hit out at the rail union’s ‘childish games’ saying Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks may still be cancelled if the union doesn’t agree to drop strike action as the union claims it has a ‘trust deficit’ with Premier Minns.
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