‘Not assault’: Police rule on pub noise dispute
Camera footage shows a publican’s hand on a woman’s neck after a dispute about drunken patrons in the neighbourhood. The man had his assault charge dropped as police found the use of force “lawful”.
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Baby boy joy after rugby tragedy
Former NRL star Nathan Stapleton got to whisper words of encouragement to wife Kate and enjoy a skin to skin cuddle with his second-born child after a mission by two Sydney hospitals to get the now-quadraplegic rugby player into the birthing suite.
3D miracle saves brave sisters Maddy and Briella
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Why you can’t find a local GP
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Sydney mum’s warning after flu left daughter fighting for life
Australia is suffering one of its worst influenza seasons in years and, after her daughter became dangerously ill with the virus, a Sydney mother has one message she is desperate to share to other parents.
Move it or lose it: Lismore residents face day of reckoning
Much of the CBD is still uninhabitable, shops are boarded up and the grief is palpable. The city of Lismore’s future now hangs in the balance as residents confront the reality that serious flooding will happen again and more often.
Quadriplegic ex-NRL star’s baby joy after tragedy
Going public for the first time since a tackle gone wrong left former NRL star Nathan Stapleton a quadriplegic, he and his wife have revealed the latest on his progress.
From Kyiv to Lane Cove, a scientist’s story of Aussie kindness
After a perilous escape from Kyiv with her nine month old baby scientist Iryna Zaiets this week starts her new job with a Sydney biotech company who wants to hire refugees from Ukraine.
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