Third man charged after alleged anti-Semitic graffiti attack
Another man has been charged after 10 vehicles and buildings – including a high-end eastern suburbs restaurant – were damaged in an alleged anti-Semitic attack.
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Ticking clock for star agent’s costs before fraud retrial
The NSW government has until close of business to pay back Guy Sebastian’s former manager’s enormous legal costs after a judge intervened in a bitter battle over the cost of his fraud trial.
Australian journo to go on hunger strike in support of former cellmate
Australian journalist Peter Greste is going on a hunger strike to support his former cellmate from his time in an Egyptian prison on trumped up false publishing charges.
A-League premiership star back behind bars
A two-time premiership-winning A-League star has landed back in prison following yet another indiscretion, only months after he was jailed for stealing from an adult store.
Police search for missing cocaine after botched alleged drug rip
Officers in a PolAir helicopter were watching on as men in balaclavas allegedly searched shipping containers for a cocaine importation in an botched attempt at a drug rip, a court has heard.
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.
Rocker’s model ex hit with new DV charges
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.
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