Overseas student allegedly raped woman in Sydney hotel
An overseas student charged with raping a woman in a hotel room on the northern beaches has appeared in court.
An overseas student charged with raping a woman in a hotel room on the northern beaches has appeared in court.
A Sydney man being chased by another allegedly carrying knives and threatening to kill him had to leap from a first floor window to escape, a court has heard.
Grid-locked traffic, noise pollution, anti-social behaviour and laundry smelling like fried food are among objections raised by locals over a proposed new Maccas in their neighbourhood.
Hundreds of morning commuters were forced to walk along a major roadway after a serious crash on the Spit Bridge left buses stranded in peak-hour gridlock.
A smash between a truck and car sparked major delays on Spit Bridge. Their car crushed almost in half, the driver who had to be cut from the wreck, but somehow sustained only minor injuries.
There has been a dramatic twist in the campaign by students and parents to halt plans to add years 7 to 10 to the Freshwater Senior Campus. It cames just after 600 students protested the expansion.
A planned strike by nurses and midwives across eight hospitals, including the Northern Beaches, was called off on Friday morning after the Fair Work Commission stepped in.
A nanny hired to look after children while their mum undertook lifesaving cancer treatment used the family credit card to go on a “selfish” spending spree.
A massage therapist allegedly raped a female client during a session at a clinic inside a busy Sydney shopping centre. See what happened in court.
A man allegedly involved in a wild “riot” involving a mob of up to 40 brawling youths at Manly Wharf has admitted to assaulting a woman.
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