‘Zombie drug’ more powerful than heroin hits Sydney streets
Nitazenes have ravaged parts of the US, leading to addicts staggering around cities like zombies. These drugs are now arriving in Australia in alarming numbers.
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‘Still much to be done’: Family of murdered woman welcomes new laws
The family of a woman whose killer managed to get himself on dating apps from inside his mental health facility has welcomed new law changes but say they don’t go far enough to keep the community safe.
Take me out of school or I’ll end my life: Young bullied girl’s plea
Across Australia, young kids are going to school riddled with anxiety and fear over what insidious bullying could await them after entering the school gates. These are their stories.
Desperate mum’s bullying plea in wake of Charlotte O’Brien’s death
A desperate Sydney mother is calling on other parents to step up and speak out on school bullying before it’s too late.
The Sydney suburb using the most water revealed
Residents in the affluent eastern Sydney suburb of Woollahra are using a staggering 100,000 litres more water than the average Sydney household per year. See the breakdown.
Kay’s final farewell: ‘Don’t be sad, it was my time to go’
Kay Henderson knew exactly how she wanted to spend her last day before dying: in the ocean with her family and friends. It was, said the voluntary assisted dying advocate, ‘the best day’.
Cells gridlocked: NSW cops wasting hours crim-sitting
Police Commissioner Karen Webb has called an urgent meeting with her Corrective Services counterpart over the gridlock across the jail system that is tying up police officers and putting unprecedented strain on the front line.
‘OK, let’s do this’: Brave Kay dies … exactly the way she wanted to
She said she’d depart this earth on her terms. Today, terminally ill Kay Henderson — surrounded by those she loved, tears, laughs, and the sound of Flame Trees — chose death, declaring: “I’m glad I got the choice”.
Shocking number of NSW men admit they’re a danger to their families
Men across the state are putting up their hand and admitting they pose a danger to their partners and children, prompting the NSW government to boost funding for programs that help these men turn their lives around.
Charlotte’s Wish: Fed Govt calls in experts to tackle school bullying
‘Absolutely every mum and dad would be affected’ by the suicide death of bullied schoolgirl Charlotte O’Brien, says Federal Education Minister Jason Clare, who has committed to a national bullying policy for all schools across Australia.
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