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Elliott Stewart is a cadet journalist at The Daily Telegraph who began his career there as an Editorial assistant. He covers a wide range of topics with a particular interest in lifestyle, entertainment, local news and all sports.

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Central Coast

Police are seeking assistance over an armed robbery in Wallsend

Man wanted after tobacconist held at knifepoint

Police are still hunting for a man accused of holding up a tobacconist at knifepoint two years ago. Here is what we know.

Southern Courier

‘Drunk’ Canadian allegedly tried to ‘open plane door mid-flight’: Cops

An “intoxicated” Canadian citizen has been charged after he was accused of trying to open an emergency door on an aircraft mid flight. Here is what we know.

Central Coast

Four people involved in a police pursuit

Police hunt four people after hotel raid, 150km police pursuit

A police helicopter has joined the hunt for four masked intruders who stormed a New England hotel before taking police on a chase from Scone to Newcastle, where the stolen car was ditched and they fled on foot.

Mosman

Bradfield Park in Milsons point has become a political battleground

‘Disgusting’: Council slams update on controversial bike path plan

After a four year battle, North Sydney Council and local residents have seemingly lost a battle to protect Bradfield Park at Milsons Point from compulsory acquisition.

Central Sydney

Daily Telegraph. 15, January, 2024.Sydney City Councillor, Lyndon Gannon, in his chambers with the City of Sydney flag, today. Picture: Justin Lloyd.

‘Gaslit’: Councillors claim they’ve been kept in dark over Mardi Gras payout

A Sydney councillor claims he felt gaslit by the mayor while discussing emergency funding to help save the city’s struggling Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.

ExclusiveCentral Sydney

150 of Sydney’s best businesses, leaders, employees revealed

More than 150 of the best businesses – along with outstanding leaders and employees – have been revealed as finalists in the 2024 Sydney Business Awards. See the full list.

Central Sydney

Mardi Gras needs government support to overcome million-dollar deficit

Sydney’s world famous Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade appealed for emergency funding to stay afloat in 2024 after recording a million dollar deficit.

Central Sydney

‘Lawlessness, disorder’: Cost of graffiti removal revealed

New figures have shown the cost of Sydney’s graffiti epidemic, with cases on the rise and some councils spending millions in ratepayer funds trying to keep streets clean. See the cost here.

Liverpool

This image released by NSW police shows a rear view of the dark-coloured Mazda 3.

Man charged after alleged hit and run leaves pedestrian critical

A man has been charged following an alleged hit and run in Sydney’s southwest that left a man critically injured.

Central Sydney

Canvas set for a $55 million business office space

Bougie $56m hub revealed for online design powerhouse

The powerhouse online design company’s new office, earmarked for Surry Hills, is set to to showcase a new wave of office space innovation. Check out the plans for the rooftop fish pond here.

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