Southwest Sydney suburbs hit by virus cluster
Southwest Sydney is on high alert as health authorities identify several hotspots, urging anyone who lives or has visited the areas to get tested if symptoms appear. SEE WHICH SUBURBS HAVE BEEN AFFECTED.
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‘An incident of some note’: Toilet paper brawlers sentenced
A mother and daughter who attacked another shopper over toilet paper at a Sydney supermarket at the height of panic buying have both been sentenced over the brawl.
Two restaurants in Sydney’s southwest struck by COVID
Diners who visited two popular restaurants, one is Cabramatta and Bankstown, are being urged to self isolate after a couple visited both eateries while infectious.
Alleged toilet paper brawlers claim self-defence, court hears
A mother and daughter who allegedly attacked another woman during a supermarket brawl over toilet paper at the height of coronavirus panic buying have claimed self-defence.
School’s $17m upgrade up in the air because of traffic influx
A multi-million dollar plan to upgrade a school in Sydney’s southwest has hit a roadblock with the Education Department forced to prove how it will address traffic concerns with student numbers set to triple if is approved.
Congestion-busting upgrade for M5 motorway set to go ahead
The government claims long-suffering commuters will be up for an easier ride home with plans to improve traffic flow at a notorious black spot on the M5 given the green light. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Reptile enthusiast charged with trafficking exotic animals
Police allegedly found exotic animals including fire belly newts, Asian water dragons, turtles and magpies when they raided properties across western Sydney and the Illawarra.
Hoxton Park Mexican restaurant latest venue hit by virus
A restaurant in Hoxton Park is the latest to be added to a growing list of venues affected by coronavirus.
‘Not on’: Long queues, wait times at COVID-19 testing clinics blasted
People in NSW with flu-like symptoms are reportedly being turned away or giving up and turning around without being tested for coronavirus at drive-through clinics because they are being forced to wait hours in long queues. SEE WHAT COVID-19 HOTSPOT AREAS ARE AFFECTED.
Shock multimillion-dollar plans at old Mt Druitt medical site
An old, graffitied site at Mt Druitt — which was once a medical facility — is set to undergo a huge transformation. It’s one of several notorious eyesores in Sydney and the Central Coast set for a bold change. SEE THE PLANS FOR OTHER FAMILIAR EYESORES.
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