A high-ranking Australian Border Force official is among those charged by a new task force cracking down on drug importation, with it alleged the officer accepted bribes for information.
It’s been 12 months since British law firm Pogust Goodhead opened up shop in Sydney and while the initial plan was to launch up to 10 cases within 18 months in Australia, not a single case has been filed.
The Minns Government has blocked moves to investigate the funding of Muslim groups behind a controversial communique supporting two Bankstown nurses who claimed to have killed Israeli patients.
The Australian Islamic Medical Association has issued a bizarre statement after two Sydney nurses threatened to kill Israeli patients in a highly-publicised video, prompting swift condemnation by a top Jewish leader.
Legendary South Sydney Rabbitohs player Nathan Merritt will face court after police applied to take out an apprehended violence order against him.
Sydney pub baron Jon Adgemis’ business woes may have repeatedly dominated headlines in 2024, but celebrity chef George Calombaris will breathe new life into one of his old venues.
Picture special: Sydneysiders are celebrating Australia Day out and about at pubs, community events and beaches. Some got more creative, with a slip and slide made epic with a little help from firefighters.
Aussie flags flew at the beach, from cars, at homes and businesses, while longheld traditions like lamington eating contests and the Outback Dunny Race were a big hit for families as Queenslanders marked Australia Day.
Australia’s peak Jewish body has warned of the danger of repeated anti-Semitic attacks going unpunished, as yet another incident of racist graffiti referencing the Holocaust emerged in Sydney.
Sydney came dangerously close to having its own Melbourne-style terror attack when an accelerant was used in an attempt to torch a synagogue, prompting grim warnings from Jewish leaders.
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