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Police found a terrified woman hiding down the street after she managed to flee her partner, who had slapped her, pulled her by the hair and thrown a steel cup at her in Sydney’s west.
Police search for woman missing after house fire
A woman has vanished after a house caught fire in Sydney’s west overnight, sparking a police search party and public appeals to help find her.
How luxury unit block is easing disability housing crisis
Penrith has been identified as one of Sydney’s worst areas for shortfalls in disability housing. Now, a brand new, luxurious apartment block has promised to help fix that. This is how.
Brewery’s touching move after face of beer diagnosed with cancer
A Sydney brewery has thrown its support behind the face of a popular beer after a shock cancer diagnosis changed his life “overnight”. This is how you can help.
‘Alleged killer driver did not have a licence’: Police
A man who allegedly killed a motorcyclist in a horror hit-and-run on a major road near Wollongong was allegedly driving an uninsured, unregistered car, with a suspended licence.
Named: Alleged serial burglar makes freedom bid
A man who allegedly broke into and ransacked a home in Sydney’s west with a woman, all while the occupants were home, has made a bid for freedom in court. Read the latest.
Sydney businessman busted after alleged 237kg MDMA smuggle fail
A Sydney businessman allegedly tried to smuggle hundreds of kilos of MDMA into Australia through a shipping container labelled “car parts”, police have alleged. Watch the video.
Major search as family watch on in horror after water hole jump
Emergency crews are trying to locate a man who disappeared after jumping into a water hole in Western Sydney. Here is what we know.
Uber driver allegedly swiping before death of deacon’s son
An Uber driver was allegedly swiping through the rideshare app when he hit a broken-down car in Sydney’s northwest, killing the son of a well-known religious figure. Here’s what happened in court.
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