Man charged over Nazi salute outside supermarket
A man accused of performing a Nazi salute in front of police near an inner west Sydney shopping centre is unable to explain why he did what he did, a court has heard.
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Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns’ model ex is in renewed strife after she was charged over bizarre allegations she stole thousands of dollars in cash from a feted Sydney restaurateur and scribbled on his bookshelf. Read about it here in Snitch.
‘He was yelling ‘I haven’t eaten’: Rescuer’s first moments with hiker
One of the hikers who found Melbourne medicine student Hadi Nazari after he was lost on Mount Kosciuszko for 13 days has described the tear-filled moment he stumbled towards her pleading for help.
‘Screaming for his life’: Knife seized, 40 teens in Manly brawl
Two good samaritans have recalled how a young boy screamed for his life as they stepped in to save him from a gang who set upon him near Manly Wharf. Police allegedly seized a knife in the aftermath of the brawl.
Experts call on influencers in fight against dangerous tan habits
Skin cancer experts are begging influencers to promote the sun safety message as teens engage in an alarming new TikTok tanning trend exposing them to major risk.
Jewish women’s group lashes radio host’s sacking
A women’s organisation has slammed the sacking of a Jewish woman from her position as a volunteer host at a Sydney community radio station over the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Muslim leader allegedly almost run down by ‘fixated’ motorist
One of Sydney’s most prominent Muslim leaders was allegedly almost mowed down by a female motorist accused of ‘overtly threatening’ behaviour towards Muslims, it can be revealed.
Jailed manager at fatal truck crash company acquitted
A Sydney manager at a trucking company whose drug-affected driver killed four police officers in a horror crash has had his conviction wiped on appeal, with a judge saying the charge was always doomed.
MP’s brother called to the bench for Christmas
The brother of federal environment minister Tanya Plibersek has received an unusual gift for Christmas – an elevation to the bench of the Local Court.
Woman accused of Kmart tirade ‘intimidated’ school staffer
A woman accused of unleashing religiously motivated threats at pro-Palestine supporters at Bankstown Kmart has been further accused of narrowly missing a school staffer with her car.
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