‘Nassif left us a $15m bill to remove cladding’: Homeowners
Disgraced property developer Jean Nassif left families a $15 million bill to remove dangerous combustible cladding on a Western Sydney high-rise before doing a runner.
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Man dead after yachts collide on Sydney Harbour
A man is dead after sustaining severe chest injuries when two yachts collided in Sydney Harbour on Friday afternoon. Here is what we know.
$20k flowers, $44k for Jess Mauboy to sing: PM’s summit spend
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s department forked out close to $20,000 in taxpayer cash for lavish flower displays and $44,000 for Jessica Mauboy to sing at an exclusive event which wined and dined world leaders.
‘Worst Christmas present ever’: CommBank to slug millions
Millions of loyal customers of Australia’s biggest bank are set to be slugged a $3 fee when they make a withdrawal – in a move that has sparked nationwide outrage. Have your say in our poll.
‘Vultures’: CBA customers unload over $3 fee
Scores of furious Commonwealth Bank customers are calling time on their accounts after the nation’s biggest bank revealed it’s about to slug users with a new $3 withdrawal fee.
‘Childcare worker assaulted two babies’: Cops
A western Sydney childcare worker allegedly assaulted “two young babies” in her care – leaving large bruises on one – before being arrested and charged by NSW Police.
Man who sent death threat, beheading image released
A man who sent a “death threat” to a Sydney Jewish organisation in the days after the October 7 attacks in Israel has been released back into the public, after spending a year behind bars.
Revealed: Shock rise in sexual offences inside licensed venues
Sexual offences inside licensed venues across the state have reached record levels, as it can be revealed one in every four incidents in the last year happened inside a licensed venue in the Sydney CBD.
Pictured: The man shot dead in Surry Hills hit identified
Horrified bystanders including children ran for cover after a gunman opened fire on a Surry Hills street, killing Niddal Acherkouk in a terrifying gangland assassination.
Government sits on plans to build 6000 homes
A desperate push to meet the state’s massive housing targets hasn’t stopped NSW Government developer Landcom from sitting on plans for more than 6000 homes. See the housing fail here.
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