An unassuming Sydney logistics industry worker infiltrated Port Botany’s security systems, importing legitimate goods in shipping containers before importing drug laden ones, police allege.
Sonia Kruger lit up the streets of London this week to celebrate an Australian brand launching in Harrods, meanwhile Brittany Hockley has finally had her ‘happily ever after’. Read more in Unleashed.
A new AI app that allows someone to upload an image of themselves and another person to simulate them kissing has sparked outrcry among experts and police who say the content can be used to blackmail children.
Australian universities have been caught off guard when anticipating just how big of an impact the Israel-Palestine conflict has had on the campus life of students, the University of Sydney’s top bosses say.
The moment a drone hovers over a yard in a Sydney jail before dropping illicit goods into a strategically placed bucket has been captured in startling CCTV vision. Watch the video.
Australian Jews are facing increasing hostility not just from groups such as neo-Nazis but also from people on the left, a Sydney Writers Festival panel discussing anti-Semitism has heard.
Ahead of court action against him for allegedly describing Jews as “vile”, Sydney preacher Wissam Haddad says it’s time “somebody fights back” and that “religious conflict” is currently gripping the city.
A man wanted by police over hurtful graffiti, including anti-Semitic motifs, was allegedly caught red-handed by officers on patrol before being charged with 53 hate-related offences in Sydney’s inner west.
Whispers are swirling that the final series of Last King of the Cross – basically the life and times of Sydney nightclub owner John Ibrahim – is well underway.
Many anti-Israel student protesters do not properly understand what actually happened to Jews in the Holocaust, says a US filmmaker in town to promote her new documentaryon campus anti-Semitism.
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