Trio charged after alleged heroin, meth bust
Three young men have been charged after police allegedly discovered stashes of meth, heroin, MDMA and thousands of dollars worth of fake cash in a southern Sydney unit.
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‘Stringent plans’ for hazard burn near Sydney nuclear site
A ‘critical’ hazard reduction burn is scheduled to go ahead near a nuclear reactor site in southern Sydney this weekend, with residents told to brace for road closures at short notice. Here’s what we know.
Five charged after violent brawl in state’s west
Three women and two men have been charged after a brawl in the state’s west, with one member of the group flown across the state to a Sydney hospital after suffering a stab wound.
Person of interest in alleged outback murder on stalking charge
A person of interest in the alleged murder of a woman in the state’s west has been charged with threatening another man with a knife the day her body was discovered.
‘Protect your eggplants’: Cheeky warning highlights sextortion spike
A southern Sydney police department has gone viral with a warning for the ‘young men of the Shire’ to avoid sextortion scams. Here’s the reason behind the cheeky post.
‘Devastated’: Mother found dead, naked on outback roadside
A woman who was found dead and naked on the side of a road in the state’s west has been identified as a Wellington mother of two, with her death being treated as a murder.
‘Nasty stuff’: Alarming reason behind NSW’s graffiti scourge
NSW has witnessed a troubling spike in offensive, politically charged graffiti and vandalism with western Sydney the hardest hit. Here’s the latest.
Woman found dead in state’s west
A crime scene has been established after a woman was found dead in Bourke. Here’s what we know.
‘Critical’: Sydney program housing hundreds in need issues plea
A housing program responsible for putting roofs over the heads of hundreds of people sleeping rough is calling on the government to permanently fund the initiative after it was closed to new participants.
Locked out: No return date for residents after electrical fire
Residents and businesses have ‘no idea’ when they can return home or resume trade after fire ripped through a southern Sydney building caused by an electrical ‘malfunction’. Here’s what we know.
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