A 27-year-old teacher, still wearing his black Knox Grammar jacket, has appeared in court on Saturday accused of one count of procuring or grooming a child. A message to a teen on his mobile phone was heard as evidence.
A southern Sydney sports school has praised the ‘humility’ and ‘hard work’ of 16-year-old student Telaya Blacksmith after her history-making Paralympics debut.
The alleged passenger in a high-speed car chase through southern Sydney, which led to another car plunging off a 10m cliff, has faced court while the mystery driver remains at large.
A popular southwest Sydney park will be closed for more than a year as it undergoes a $11.8 million remediation after asbestos and methane gas were discovered at the former waste landfill site.
A concerned parent claims kids have been caught in the crossfire following years of “festering” issues at the state’s largest football association, whose president has labelled a petition against her a ‘targeted attack’.
A one-off $600 household bill is all it could take to demerge a southern Sydney council, according to a controversial survey released a week out from the election.
Council candidates have been asked to dob on each other if electoral posters are found on Ausgrid power poles, with thousand-dollar fines at stake if they ignore the take-down order.
Two rescued sailors, who were stranded out at sea off NSW’s south coast in their racing yacht, are feeling “safe, secure, and happy” after arriving safely back in Sydney and outlining their ordeal.
A teen landscaper has admitted to being part of a ‘criminal group’ which allegedly stole high-end vehicles after his fingerprints were found all over a missing car, a court has heard.
A major sea operation is underway 150km off the south coast near Nowra after a yacht activated a distress signal as it takes on water in severe weather conditions.
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