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Jake McCallumEvening Chief of Staff

Jake McCallum is the Evening Chief of Staff for the Saturday and Sunday Telegraph, and an investigative reporter. He was previously the NSW Hyperlocal Deputy Editor, managing community mastheads across Greater Sydney and NewsLocal’s State Political Editor based in NSW Parliament.

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Police & Courts

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH SPECIAL. PLEASE CONTACT ST PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING., NSW Police officer Beau Lamarre in Sydney today. MUST CREDIT: LIAM MENDES

‘Know where they are’: Bid to track cops, guns on the beat

Cops across the state could have their every move monitored amid calls for GPS trackers to be installed in police-issued guns. See why the plan hasn’t been rolled out before.

ExclusiveLocal

Composite image of Jean Nassif and The Star

Wanted man Jean Nassif washed dirty cash through The Star: Cops

Wanted man Jean Nassif allegedly turned over an eye-watering $78 million by laundering ‘dirty cash’ through The Star Casino in Sydney in a decade-long operation, according to NSW Police.

ExclusiveMid-North Coast

An officer from the Mid North Coast Correctional Centre arrives at Port Macquarie base hospital after being held hostage for 5 hours by an armed inmate , Picture by Nathan Edwards

Corrective Services facing criminal prosecution over hostage situation

Corrective Services NSW will face criminal prosecution over a horrific hostage situation that saw one of their own stabbed 40 times and doused in chemicals inside Mid North Coast prison.

ExclusiveLocal

Generic image of a correctional officer, a NSW Prison and a phone with the snapchat icon

Sex ed for prison guards after shock act

Two NSW prison officers allegedly sent explicit images to the children of their colleagues as a shocking number of sexual misconduct allegations spark mandatory training.

ExclusiveLocal

Art for western sydney housing boom story

Revealed: How many homes will be built in every Sydney suburb

The number of homes set to be built in every electorate across Sydney can be revealed, as Sydney’s west set to be the final frontier of the state’s housing crisis. See how your suburb rates.

ExclusiveLocal

Everyone fugitive Jean Nassif owes money to after $633m collapse

Tradies, staff, and residents living in defective apartment towers are bearing the financial load of the collapse of fugitive Jean Nassif’s property empire. See the full list of creditors.

Hills Shire

West Pennant Hills: Jean Nassif, Toplace purchased 32 homes for $300 million in massive housing plan

Shocking lengths Nassif went to buying up 32 homes in The Hills

A cunning plan by fugitive developer Jean Nassif to snap up more than 30 homes in The Hills for a high-rise residential “village” cost him more than $300 million.

Hills Shire

Shocking lengths Nassif went to buying up 32 homes in The Hills

A cunning plan by fugitive developer Jean Nassif to snap up more than 30 homes in The Hills for a high-rise residential “village” cost him more than $300 million.

ExclusiveHills Shire

Multibillion-dollar vision for 22 towers at Sydney shopping centre

A multibillion-dollar plan to see skyscrapers built on top of one of Sydney’s busiest shopping centres has been revealed as part of decades-long masterplan. See what it could look like here.

Wentworth Courier

Artist impressions for the 22-storey tower proposed for 8-10 New McLean Street, Edgecliff

Bid to revive massive 22-storey tower plans for Sydney’s east

A developer has called on the NSW Government to bypass a council refusal on a 22-storey tower in the city’s east, which would bring more than 250 new homes.

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