‘He’s back’: Oz surfing great renews link with northern beaches
One of the most influential Australian surfing industry pioneers has re-established his historic links with the northern beaches more than 50 years after he left.
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‘Disgusting’: Woman jailed for spitting in faces of Sydney cops
A young woman’s “disgusting” decision to spit in the faces of two northern beaches police officers, who were trying to check on her welfare, has ended with a stiff sentence.
‘Ashamed’: Bali hotel owner sentenced for selling drugs in Sydney
The part-owner of a Bali hotel has “embarrassed his family and himself” by selling heroin and cocaine on Sydney’s northern beaches, a court has heard. Here’s what happened when he was sentenced.
By-election rivals clash over who will be the most effective MP
The independent and Liberal rivals for the surprise Pittwater by-election have clashed over who would be the most effective MP if elected to NSW parliament.
Ex-soldier bashes ‘skinny, young’ mechanic over brake service row
A “skinny, young” Sydney mechanic was left badly injured after he was punched 15 times in the head by a combat-trained former soldier, who accused him of not servicing his ute’s brakes properly.
Top former real estate executive admits $720k swindle
A senior former Sydney real estate executive has admitted milking hundreds of thousands of dollars from a top property leasing company and putting the cash in his own bank account.
Cops question rideshare driver after scooter rider left badly hurt
Police have questioned a rideshare driver after his car collided with a scooter delivery rider — leaving him with significant leg injuries — in a busy Sydney tourist hotspot on Wednesday afternoon.
Cop denies stealing detergent, protein bars from Sydney supermarket
A veteran Sydney cop has denied stealing OMO detergent and 23 protein bars from a supermarket after he was caught up in a shoplifting sting operation conducted by Northern Beaches Police.
‘Ticks all boxes’: Ex-Lib councillor in running for 2025 federal poll
An ex-Northern Beaches councillor is making a tilt at becoming the Liberal candidate to take on an independent “teal” at next year’s federal election.
‘Freaked me out’: Why ‘creepy’ parcels are landing on doorsteps
Mysterious parcels, containing dirty-faced dolls and old socks, have been turning up on the doorsteps of Sydney homes. This is the nefarious reason.
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