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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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ExclusivePenrith

Just friends? Exclusive pic of Cleary and Fowler’s riverside rendezvous

Rumours of a relationship between NRL playmaker Nathan Cleary and Matildas star Mary Fowler have been revived, with the pair snapped on a romantic stroll. SEE THE PHOTO

Hills Shire

Art fo Jean Nassif with the property at 2 Affleck Ct, Kellyville

‘Uncontrolled cracking’: Nassif hit with more defective buildings

Under-siege developer and ‘wanted man’ Jean Nassif is facing fresh defects in yet another building, as ‘uncontrolled cracking’ was uncovered in an apartment complex in Sydney’s west.

ExclusiveThe Bowral News

art for Corrective Services investigation into Goulburn

Prison officer accused of sexual harassment, making gun threat

A prison officer inside Goulburn Correctional was terminated after an internal review heard claims he sexually harassed five female colleagues, ordering them to undress, before allegedly threatening a woman with a holstered gun.

ExclusiveParramatta

SCOTT BARRY HAWKEN INSET INFRONT OF SILVERWATER

Corrections officer accused of multiple rapes facing fresh charges

A former western Sydney correctional officer who allegedly sexually assaulted female colleagues has been hit with fresh charges as a fourth officer comes forward.

ExclusiveLocal

30/9/21 - WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING.The Sunday Telegraph get an inside look into Silverwater Jail in Sydney during the COVID-19 pandemic. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Hundreds claim sexual harassment, physical harm in DCJ review

NSW correctional officers, court staff and government case workers are reporting hundreds of incidents of sexual harassment and more than 1300 claims of physical harm at work.

Special feature

Art for Craig Rumsby murderer of Michelle Bright

‘A killer in the midst’: 24 years before Michelle got justice

Murderer Craig Rumsby – who escaped justice for the savage killing of a teen girl for 24 years – will serve the same amount of time in prison for his horrific crimes.

Southern Courier

MASCOT, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 9, 2023: Scenes around Mascot Towers Building. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Tim Pascoe

Mascot Towers: Findings handed down in ‘missing document’ claim

Findings against a Sydney council have been handed down over its handling of the approval of the defect-ridden Mascot Towers, after claims documents ‘went missing’. See what it means here.

Penrith

Artist's impressions of Western Harbour Tunnel

‘Is this a sweetener?’: Residents hit out over harbour tunnel pitch

Penrith commuters have accused Transport for NSW of trying to ‘sweeten’ residents – buying coffees while selling them plans for 180 trucks to operate 24 hours a day for the new Harbour Tunnel.

The Express

Ahmad Alameddine on the run as police arrest his partner Jade Heffer, sister, Susan Alameddine

‘That’s bulls–t’: Ahmad Alameddine’s sister makes bail bid

The sister of alleged Alameddine crime family associate Ahmad Alameddine – who is still on the run – has faced court while his girlfriend is set to appear over firearm offences and hindering police.

Newcastle

Dumped Minister pushed $500m revamp of park near family’s land

Tim Crakanthorp told the Property Council he was ‘knocking on the door’ of Sports Minister Steve Kamper for the revamp of a precinct neighbouring land his family owned.

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