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Clementine Cuneo is a senior reporter for The Daily Telegraph. She has an extensive career in crime and general news reporting – in Australia and internationally. Get in touch at clementine.cuneo@news.com.au

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Nirmeen Noufl, left, was arrested and charged last week over the murder of her husband, Mamdouh. Pictures: Supplied

Pictured: Woman accused of husband’s ‘dismemberment murder’

Nirmeen Noufl’s picture can be revealed for the first time following her arrest last week over the death of her partner, Mamdouh.

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Pro-Palestine speaker’s visa under review after ‘celebration’ remark

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is reviewing the visa of a US guest speaker who told a pro-Palestine vigil in Western Sydney that October 7 was a cause for “celebration”.

EXCLUSIVEPolice & Courts

North Sydney Bears assistant coach Andy Alashooty. Picture: North Sydney Bears

Mad Monday: Bears assistant coach charged after coke bust

A North Sydney Bears assistant coach who will face court later this month after police allegedly found 10 bags of cocaine in his Pyrmont hotel room has been stood down.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos SEPTEMBER 19, 2024: NSW Police Force Commissioner Karen Webb pictured addressing the media following the arrest of multiple men who allegedly made up a criminal network known as 'The Commission', a group that has allegedly supplied cocaine worth more than $1.8 billion across Sydney in only four months.Sydney CBD.Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw

Webb called out for using WhatsApp after banning officers

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has been criticised for using the social media platform WhatsApp to communicate with a radio host after banning her officers from using it.

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NSW cops banned from using messaging apps

NSW Police officers have been banned from using WhatsApp, social media or any messaging platforms other than SMS on work mobile phones under a controversial ruling by Commissioner Karen Webb.

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‘Fearless poker face’: Men accused of Ibrahim kill plot were basketball opponents

The two men charged with conspiracy to murder Kings Cross identity John Ibrahim were semi-professional basketballers who played in the same competition. Here is what we know.

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A woman from Sydney is fighting to keep her sister's killer behind bars

‘He won’t stop’: Family’s fight to keep killer in jail

Fiona Walker will once again have to beg the NSW Parole Board to keep her sister’s killer behind bars. Last time he was released, he harmed another woman.

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Kallista Mutten, left, says her younfg son has given her reason to live after the murder of her daughter Charlise Mutten, top right, at the hands of Justin Stein, bottom right. Pictures: News Corp/Supplied

How a little boy saved murdered Charlise Mutten’s mum

Amid harrowing grief and crippling drug addiction after her fiance mercilessly killed her nine-year-old daughter, Kallista Mutten gave birth to a baby boy. Not letting him down is her reason for living.

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Newington College, in Stanmore, Sydney. Picture: Justin Lloyd.

‘Cruel, humiliating’: Private school let cops arrest student on campus

Prestigious private school Newington College has defended its decision to let police to arrest a student on school grounds after they reported him for possessing child abuse material.

EXCLUSIVEPolice & Courts

Blurred version of art for Newington story.

Elite school porn scandal: Star athlete filmed boy in shower

A star athlete at one of Sydney’s most exclusive schools has pleaded guilty to filming a boy in a shower and sharing the videos, after he was dramatically arrested on campus last week.

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