Neighbours at war: Elderly man brandishes knife in dispute
An elderly man in Sydney’s southeast has faced court after he pulled out a knife in a neighbourly dispute.
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Towers proposed for controversial K2K
A main intersection through Kensington will soon be surrounded by high-rise blocks under plans by a developer to build three student accommodation towers opposite one another.
Revealed: Fresh design for Rabbitohs’ new home in Maroubra
A $58 million project to move the South Sydney Rabbitohs’ headquarters from Redfern to Maroubra plus build new facilities for the community has taken another step forward. See the latest designs here.
Racing car driver solicited child abuse material
A former Sydney race car driver has appeared back in court after striking up an online relationship with a woman in Canada before soliciting child pornography of her young daughter.
‘I’ll deck you’: CEO sees red in ugly office spat
The CEO of a financial firm in Sydney’s CBD had a “brain malfunction” according to a magistrate when he broke down an office door and launched into an incredible tirade at another businessman.
Drug dealing plumber in bed with partner when cops stormed house
A young drug dealer has come clean after police stormed a Randwick home while he was in bed with his girlfriend. Cops found quantities of ketamine, MDMA, steroids and cannabis resin along with scales and small clear bags in his room.
Shampoo coke smuggler facing up to 25 years in jail
A teenager who tried to sneak through customs at Sydney Airport with almost 2kg of cocaine in his luggage, including inside shampoo bottles and soup, faces up to 25 years behind bars after pleading guilty.
‘We will not submit’: Drumming group defiant after COVID breach
The organiser of a 200-person strong outdoor music event has hit back after being fined for breaching COVID-19 regulations. He complained their ‘rights and freedoms’ have been taken away over a ‘virus with a 99 per cent recovery rate’ and vowed to hold more mass gatherings.
Serial burglar swam across Manly Creek in wild cop chase
A serial burglar who targeted cafes on the northern beaches and eastern suburbs was involved in a wild police chase that resulted in two schools being locked down and the 25-year-old swimming across Manly Creek in a bid to evade capture.
Approved: New rail line to take 900 trucks off the roads each day
The State Government has signed off on a major new rail line project which is set to take 900 trucks off the roads of south Sydney each day. However, not everyone is pleased with the decision.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/gary-hamilton-irvine/page/27