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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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Man, 73, to front court over Revesby club stabbing

A 73-year-old man has been arrested and charged with four serious offences after he allegedly stabbed another patron outside a Sydney club.

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Police were called to an incident at a popular Yeppoon nightspot. Generic image.

Three crashes, 13-person brawl: Inside wild road rage incident

A road rage incident has spiralled out of control in Sydney, with two utes smashing into each other three times before a 13-person street brawl erupted.

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Daily Telegraph April 17/4/23 .police search the area around unit 17 -63 Charles street Liverpool after reports of a shot fired early this morning.picture John Grainger

Cops sift through bins, cars after Sydney ‘gunshot’ stand-off

Neighbours at a southwest Sydney apartment block have said they heard several loud bangs as five people remain in custody and specialist police comb the scene of the incident.

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NSW Ambulance van/St John Ambulance NSW generic photos. Paramedics/emergency services.

Woman dead after tragic Hume Highway crash

A woman has died after a fatal accident on the Hume Highway near Goulburn.

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Woman’s chilling last moments before vanishing

The suspicious disappearance of 30-year old Sydney woman Jessica Zrinski has stumped police, with investigators still hoping to find new leads almost six months after her last sighting.

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Police have raided an illegal tobacco plantation in the state’s central west, as part of a joint investigation with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)., , Last year, police received information that an illegal tobacco crop was being grown on a property in Murga, approximately 55km east of Parkes., , Detectives from the Operation Phobetor, comprising of detectives from the NSW Police Force’s State Crime Command, the Australian Federal Police (AFP), and the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC), and in consultation with investigators from the ATO and the Australian Border Force (ABF)-led Illicit Tobacco Taskforce, commenced an investigation under Strike Force Naiad and Operation Junglevine 2., , Following investigations, police, ATO officers attended the property in Murga and executed a warrant about 10am last Wednesday (5 April 2023), where they located, seized and destroyed approximately 16 tonnes of illicit tobacco. Picture: NSW Police.

Cops make huge $28m illegal tobacco bust in NSW’s west

More than 16 tonnes of illegally-grown tobacco valued at $28 million has been seized by police in one of the biggest crop busts in NSW history.

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Beloved Yass couple among four to die in highway horror

A well-loved Yass couple has died after their ute was hit head-on in a horror Easter Friday crash that killed four on a busy highway not far from their home. It brings the Easter road toll to six.

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Magic mushrooms, cash seized in Sydney raid

A man has been arrested after a MDMA, $11,000 in cash and magic mushrooms were found in a Sydney unit.

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Crowds at Brisbane Airport for end of Easter Holidays, Monday, April 18, 2022 - Picture: Richard Walker

Sydney Airport braces for chaotic Easter rush

Nearly two-and-a-half million travellers are expected through the terminals of Sydney Airport over the coming days. Here’s what you need to know if flying.

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Fire and Rescue NSW worked to free a man trapped in a garbage truck at Lidcombe

Man trapped after garbage truck ploughs into Sydney restaurant

Firefighters worked for over an hour to free a man trapped in a garbage truck after it crashed into a restaurant in Sydney’s west.

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