SA grandparents get green light to escape ‘Covid hellhole’
An elderly couple stranded at a NSW truck stop outside Broken Hill have finally been given an exemption to go home after weeks of waiting.
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NSW Aboriginal students in Covid crisis
Covid has exacerbated issues in the state’s most vulnerable areas, with Aboriginal school students one of those groups severely impacted.
Why anti-vaxxer town wants virus ‘shield’
One of the state’s most vulnerable Aboriginal communities is finally embracing the “shield” of the Covid vaccine.
‘Absolutely get vaccinated’: Sick Sydney lawyer’s vax plea
A high-profile Sydney lawyer has urged the community to get vaccinated after he caught Covid-19 a week before he was due to get his first jab.
ISIS member threatened to ‘kill every politician’
A young Islamic State extremist promised to execute every politician in the middle of Sydney, as he planned a guerilla campaign of terror, a court has heard.
State applies to supervise neo-Nazi
Despite spending five years behind bars, there has been no change in Michael Holt’s belief in ‘Reich Law’, with the prisoner even trying to recruit others, a court judgment shows.
School staffer jailed after stealing $7.4m
A prestigious Sydney college financial manager felt like a “high roller” when he put most of the $7.4 million he stole from his employer through the pokies.
‘Chilling’: Teens who left girl to die in fire jailed
A judge has called a crime from a group of teenagers “a chilling example of human conduct,” as he sentenced them all to jail time.
Sydney’s anti-lockdown protesters unmasked
See the names and home suburbs of the people charged after the latest illegal lockdown protest in Sydney.
Handbag wars: duelling designers’ copyright clash
Two popular Sydney designers are again facing off in court over the copyright of a beach-style handbag, with one alleging the other copied her “simple, beautiful and original”.
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