Private school’s lessons crashed by Zoom ‘bongers’
Two teens managed to access the Zoom online lessons at an exclusive Sydney college, with one smoking a bong while the other cut up white powder with a credit card. Watch the video
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Teen Good Samaritan laid to rest in moving service
A funeral has been held for John Keegan, 15, who was killed in a roadside crash near Orange two weeks ago while helping a couple aged in their 70s involved in an earlier accident.
Last chance to keep ugg boots out of US hands
The future of Australians making and selling ugg boots to the world has come down to one last legal challenge in the US. The only hope is for the federal government to intervene.
Golf club rejects PM’s plea for memorial
Oatlands Golf Club has snubbed a plea from the Prime Minister to build a memorial for four young children killed in a car crash near the course, saying the case is closed.
Xenophon flags political return over Ugg boot battle
The former senator and would-be Premier says the Federal Government’s “couldn’t give a stuff attitude” could be enough to get him back in the game.
Incest victims tell their rape stories to break taboo
Sydney tennis coach Tanya Lee was never bound, beaten or even threatened but was instead groomed by her father, who coaxed her into a secret sexual relationship from the tender age of nine that would last five years. She reveals her harrowing story.
PM: Golf club’s memorial rejection is ‘unAustralian’
The Prime Minister has sent a strongly worded letter telling Oatlands Golf Club it has a moral imperative to allow a memorial to four children killed in a horrific car crash.
Second death rocks family of good Samaritan teen killed in crash
Relatives of 15-year-old John Keegan — who died after being hit by a truck while helping an elderly couple at a roadside crash — have tragically been left to crowd-fund for a second funeral.
‘Don’t use shopping as an excuse to go out’: Plea to stay home
Premier Gladys Berejiklian has issued a stern warning for people to adhere to lockdown restrictions over the weekend and, more specifically, not to shop too much. Follow our live blog.
Sydney lockdown triggers new SA border rules
Travellers from Sydney will be sent into self-quarantine as SA strengthens bans with NSW and defends snap changes for Victorians.
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