Driver admits killing bushfire hero in hit and run
More than three years after hero New Zealand firefighter Ian Pullen was found dead on a Singleton street, Joshua Knight has admitted hitting him and driving from the scene.
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Builder nabbed in online child sex sting
A Kenthurst builder has been refused bail for allegedly trying to meet up with a woman to commit “unspeakable” sexual acts on her daughter — but was in fact talking to police officers.
NSW schools relax Covid isolation rules
Teachers and students who are household Covid contacts will be allowed back to school next term – as long as they have a negative daily RAT. We reveal the Education Department’s new “Covid-smart plan”.
CCTV released after man kidnapped, beaten
Police have released vision and are calling for public assistance to find a witness after a man was dragged into a car, threatened with a knife and later dumped by the side of a Central Coast road.
‘I made just $7 in one day’: Tourist town still suffering
Kangaroo Valley has been battered by drought, bushfires, Covid and now flooding. The community wants visitors to know they are open for business as they struggle to revive the once busy town.
‘Wild Bill’ remembered after Central West ute crash
A popular Central West man and keen pig hunter has been killed in a Good Friday ute rollover while his mate remains in hospital with critical head injuries.
Fight to fix schools wiped out by floods
Nine northern NSW schools have been condemned after floods devastated the region in recent weeks. More than 1000 students are now forced to travel to other schools for lessons.
Travellers emerge from airport chaos hell
The lengthy queues at Sydney Airport are beginning to shorten after two days of chaos to mark the beginning of the school holidays.
Charges revealed for alleged Mid North Coast armed man caught on the run
A man who was allegedly threatening people with a firearm on the NSW Mid-North Coast has been charged with 10 offences.
‘Freedom Pub’ ordered to remove ‘anti-vax’ flag
A Hunter Valley venue has been told to get rid of a controversial flag — commonly used as a symbol by anti-government and anti-vaccine protesters — from its roof.
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