Man slashes tyres on 43 cars in one Sydney suburb
A Kingsgrove man who sparked a police manhunt has admitted to destroying the tyres on more than 40 vehicles across southern Sydney as compensation claims hang on a mental health bid.
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A lavish send-off for the retiring mayor of a southern Sydney council has been called off indefinitely due to his ill health, as “disciplinary” proceedings loom.
Local disbelief after horror crash wrecks hospital site
A teenager is lucky to be alive according to locals confronted with the horrific aftermath of a high-speed crash into a southern Sydney hospital. See the damage left behind.
Party deal collapses, Labor reign continues in Bayside
Labor will hold the reins of power on a southern Sydney council for another four years after a deal between the major parties collapsed, freezing the Liberals out of any leadership positions.
Star dentist denies threatening to kill former lovers
A prominent dentist, who boasts hundreds of thousands of social media followers, will face separate hearings after pleading not guilty to allegedly making threats to two women while in the midst of an ‘ice bender’.
Father wins fight to keep backyard swim school afloat
A father who teaches local kids to swim has won a months-long battle to revive his backyard swimming school after council forced him to shut the business down following a noise complaint.
‘Unacceptable’: Shire rocked by cockatoo poisonings
The discovery of more than 20 poisoned cockatoos in the Sutherland Shire has been met with outrage from the local community and calls for a crack down on “nature vandalism”.
Who’s in, who’s out: Sutherland Shire Council
A Liberal majority dashed at the last hurdle, a fresh-faced group of independents, and two council stalwarts make a comeback. Meet your new Sutherland Shire Council.
Sydney council’s Labor-Liberal alliance risks ‘alienating’ voters
Backroom negotiations between Labor and Liberal councillors to share power on a southern Sydney council will risk alienating voters who put their trust in the major parties, according to a fellow councillor.
‘Foot in each camp’: Concerns as Kamper’s COS eyes mayoralty
A senior staffer for a state minister is vying to become the mayor of an overlapping southern Sydney council despite concerns about potential for conflicts of interest across a number of key portfolios.
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