Deathbed confession: ‘Forgive me I stole the mobility scooter’
An accused disabled thief, who previously denied he had stolen a pensioner’s mobility scooter, has died confessing: “Dear God, I stole it, please forgive me.”
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Revealed: Barilaro loses two family members to COVID-19
Deputy Premier John Barilaro has gained a new respect for the advice of public health officials after the death of two close family members to coronavirus.
Hillsong leader’s wife on how to keep your husband happy
The wife of Hillsong founder Brian Houston has shed light on their energetic sex life and says women need to lose weight to keep their husbands aroused.
COVID in south west Sydney sewage, Berala cluster grows
Dozens of Sydney suburbs have been put on alert after sewage surveillance detected signs of the virus in the Liverpool and Glenfield areas. Follow our COVID-19 latest here.
Prince Harry and Meghan profit from your privacy
If you sign up to the new website run by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new company, be prepared for your information to be sold on to third parties.
Transport driver linked to Berala cluster as Sydneysiders don masks
An infected transport driver is believed to have been linked to the growing Berala cluster, as compulsory mask-wearing kicks in across Sydney.
TV pastor facing indecent assault charges
John McMartin has stepped down as the head of Liverpool’s 5000-member Inspire Church over the allegations, which are understood to relate to an incident eight years ago. He has pleaded not guilty
Lockdown breach bride speaks out: ‘It’s f****d’
The northern beaches bride who was fined for attending her own wedding after defying strict lockdown rules has issued a tearful apology, saying ‘it’s all f****d’.
20-hour days, ‘suggestive’ massages: Inside Hillsong College
Former Hillsong College student Yolandi Bosch says she was made to dye her hair blonde and sing before an X Factor-style judging panel at Hillsong College.
Sand shipped onto Byron beaches after storms
Soil conservation services officers were yesterday laying down matting on dunes in an effort to repair Byron beaches after heavy rain and erosion.
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