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Shopper shame: 25 jailed, 136 charged with assaulting retail staff
In the almost two years since laws were passed to protect retail staff, 136 shoppers have been charged. Now the government is warning there will be a “zero tolerance” approach to violence. Watch video of the sickening assaults.
Brethren hit back after MP filmed asking volunteer’s religion
A church has hit back at suggestions they are linked to the Liberal Party, saying they are being harassed including by an MP caught on camera asking about their religion. SEE THE VIDEO
Lib local vs Bellevue Hill blow-in: Inside the fight to win Parra
A failed state candidate vs the Bellevue Hill blow-in turned Western Sydney convert: Inside the fight to represent Sydney’s geographical centre.
$66 per memorial: RSL needs more cash to protect memorials
The Coalition has called for more money to be allocated for protecting war memorials, alongside tougher penalties for those who vandalise them.
Vital clue to Audrey’s murder was missed for 3 weeks
Police had crucial CCTV evidence leading them to the alleged murderer of 19-year-old Audrey Griffin for three weeks before they realised they had it.
Minns: ‘Full investigation’ into accused murderer’s cell suicide
Premier Chris Minns says police will ‘do whatever they humanly can’ to give Audrey Griffin’s family answers about what happened to their daughter after her accused murderer killed himself in jail.
Priscilla’s pub targeted with Nazi graffiti
Swastikas have been found graffitied across Sydney’s inner-west over the weekend, including on a famous queer pub.
‘Growing sense of betrayal’: Farmers in civil war over power lines
A dispute has erupted between NSW farmers over contentious renewable energy transmission lines, with landowners accusing the state’s peak farming lobby of selling them down the river in exchange for political favour.
Pub worker off on $60k compo caught working for competitor
A former hotel manager has been ordered to repay more than $60,000 in workers compensation payments while on psychological injury leave, after being caught working at a different pub while claiming she had no capacity to work.
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