Dental practitioner accused of touching woman during job trial
A dental practitioner has been charged after he allegedly sexually touched a woman during a job trial at a southern Sydney dental centre.
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‘Bring out your biggest bloke’: Ex-NRL player’s pub attack
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‘Find him’: Hunt for alleged south Sydney tyre slasher
A warrant has been issued for a man who allegedly went on a tyre-slashing spree through a south Sydney suburb. Police urge residents not to approach him.
‘Momentary madness’: Ex-Sharks hopeful busted drink driving
A former Cronulla Sharks pathways player had his downward spiral recounted in court after he was caught drink driving on the night of his 22nd birthday.
Taxi services to resume after 2500 drivers boycott airport
Around 2500 taxi drivers across Sydney kept their word and stopped picking up passengers at the airport, with the usual busy taxi rank empty as a ‘picket-line’ forms in protest against a dedicated Uber zone. Here’s the latest.
Taxis boycott Sydney Airport over Uber rank
Taxi drivers across Sydney have been told not to pick up passengers from the International Airport from 6am on Wednesday after a dispute over ‘rank and hail’ privileges afforded to Uber by the state government.
Taxis V Uber: Ultimate Sydney Airport debate settled
Is it cheaper to hail a taxi or jump in an Uber from Sydney Airport to the city? With the controversial move to establish an Uber zone next to the taxi rank, right outside the international terminal, we put the question to the test.
‘Failed example’: Liverpool mayor defends privatised election
The mayor of Liverpool has come out swinging against naysayers who claimed the council’s privatised election ‘failed,’ amid reports of polling booth bungles.
‘War for talent’: Program tackles national tradie shortage
NSW students are putting down their pens and picking up the tools to “try a trade” amid a concerning drop in people taking on apprenticeships and a national skills shortage.
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