‘On our own’: Travel insurer won’t explain why Gran’s bills rejected
Cash-strapped Australians are digging deep to get a critically-injured grandmother back home, as the Federal Government and her travel insurer fail to cover mounting medical costs.
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Former X Factor contestant charged with murder of baby
A former X Factor contestant has been charged with the murder of a baby in the state’s central west. Here’s the latest.
Beaches bus chaos, Taste of Manly returns, St Luke’s DA decided
Letters to the Editor is back with residents having their say on Taste of Manly’s triumphant return, St Luke’s Grammar expansion plans and the bus debacle.
Bid to block affordable housing plan in Sydney’s eastern suburbs
A bougie community in Sydney’s east — where homes sell for an average $3.4 million – could be spared from a Government plan to see affordable housing built. See why councillors stepped in.
Celeb DJ to perform at restaurant in Sydney’s west
DJ Havana Brown – who has worked with the likes of Pitbull, Britney Spears and Rhianna – is set to perform at a ticketed event at a western Sydney restaurant. See the plans here.
Two-time wife killer found dead in his cell
A two-time wife killer – who claimed he was a ‘battered husband’ in two separate murder trials – has been found dead in his cell inside a Sydney prison.
‘Alarmist’: Dubbo mayor rubbishes calls for youth curfew
A shockingly low number of criminal kids are enrolled in youth offender programs in the state’s central west as the mayor of an embattled regional hub says a youth curfew is “alarmist”.
Major sports facility allegedly vandalised 48 hours after upgrade
A man has been charged after a Hills sporting facility, undergoing a multimillion-dollar upgrade, was allegedly vandalised resulting in tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage.
26K homes, 56K jobs planned for three western Sydney suburbs
An eye-watering 26,000 homes and 56,000 jobs are set to be created in an already bustling community in Sydney’s west, with 25-storey towers proposed to replace a major shopping centre.
‘Boots on the ground’: Safety, security funds for the NT
After a tumultuous few months in the NT, safety and security are key target areas in Tuesday’s budget, with millions in funding for alcohol-harm services and policing.
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