Driver spotted allegedly snorting coke while driving: Police
Police say they were stopped at traffic lights in western Sydney when they spotted a man allegedly snorting drugs behind the wheel. Here is what we know.
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It’s every parent’s worst nightmare: a three-year-old boy missing, sparking a frantic search. Now, the man who found the missing toddler has recounted the moment he was discovered and shared a special selfie.
DNA breakthrough in 40+ year missing person’s case
In 1983, two young men set off for a deep sea fishing trip off Newcastle and never returned. Now, more than 40 years later, police are one step closer to closing the case.
Ex Sydney real estate boss admits to dealing drugs
A former Hills Shire real estate business owner has pleaded guilty to dealing drugs as he was sentenced in court for speeding on a major Sydney road and drug driving. Here’s the latest from court.
Married prison staffer’s affair with inmate ‘a breach of trust’
A former correctives staffer and daughter of a decorated prison boss has avoided jail, with her illicit affair with an inmate described in court as being ‘very, very serious’ offending.
Major sport stadium in western Sydney undergoes $10m upgrade
A major sporting hub in the heart of a western Sydney suburb is about to double in capacity as work begins on a new, multimillion-dollar upgrade. Read what’s happening here.
Bail bid for pensioner who allegedly set fire to car dealership
A disgruntled pensioner who allegedly chased staff at a western Sydney car dealership with a hammer and set the showroom floor on fire has made a bid for bail. Read the latest.
Second man charged over prison fight allegedly sparked by gangs
A man has been charged after an alleged fight between an inmate and a visitor at a western Sydney correctional centre, in what police allege was motivated by previous gang rivalries.
First look: $2.5m shopping hub pitched for multicultural ‘hotspot’
A vibrant Filipino supermarket and shopping hub has been pitched to a Sydney council for development, amid a “substantive demand” for a development of its type in the area.
‘Backyard breeding gone wrong’: Animal cruelty duo to keep dogs
A Sydney couple has been allowed to keep three dogs despite a shocking display of ‘backyard breeding gone wrong’, which resulted in dozens of puppies being seized.
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