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Jim O'RourkeSenior reporter

Jim O’Rourke is a journalist with more than 35 years’ experience writing for major metropolitan newspapers as well as community and regional mastheads. He has covered politics, local government, industrial relations, transport, courts and crime.

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Picturd in North Sydney today is Con Ange, who is SydneyÕs porn king who owns about a dozen sex shops all over Sydney.He got a $100 parking fine earlier this year but decided to fight it in court, representing himself.He lost. The judge doubled the fine and charged him court costs.So he decided to appeal as a matter of principal.This time he took a barrister.Today he won the appeal and had the fines thrown out.

Woman charged with stealing from terminally ill sex shop boss

A woman who allegedly stole close to $800,000 from her terminally ill boss, Con Ange – who owns a chain of adult sex shops — has entered pleas to 16 fraud charges in Manly Court.

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‘If it hadn’t been for him I was a goner’

A GREAT-great grandmother has been reunited with the ‘hero’ who rescued her from her burning home after a toaster caught fire.

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Pieter Jozua Rossouw leaves the police watch-house in Brisbane after appearing in the Brisbane Magistrates Court

Sex assault accused killed by truck on Bruce Hwy

A PROMINENT psychologist accused of sexually assaulting three female patients, including a teenager died after being hit by a truck on the Bruce Hwy

Mark Breen with Tracie Felton. Picture: Picture: Angelo Velardo

Angels don’t always wear wings

Coffs Harbour woman grateful for the work of Angel Flight

Sydney airport's volunteer ambassadors ( L to r ) Yvonne Merchant and Adele McWhinney pictured at Sydney international terminal, wearing their new uniforms.

Sydney Airport’s unpaid angels

MEET two of the voluntary ambassadors who staff Sydney Airport, helping passengers in need (and answering some crazy questions).

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Federal Labor politicians are hoping the publicity generated by calling the companies to account for their pricing policies will result in prices dropping. Picture: Brett Wortman

Tech giants grilled on gouging

APPLE and Microsoft will be among technology companies asked to explain to Parliament why Australians pay much more for music and game downloads.

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