‘Drunk as a skunk’: Pub owner had 10 red wines before crash
A Mercedes driving pub owner was ‘drunk as a skunk’ after knocking back 10 red wines and driving over the Harbour Bridge on a Saturday night to see his girlfriend — then he stacked it.
A Mercedes driving pub owner was ‘drunk as a skunk’ after knocking back 10 red wines and driving over the Harbour Bridge on a Saturday night to see his girlfriend — then he stacked it.
A tobacconist raided by police for supplying restricted disposable ‘vapes’ and nicotine products has been convicted in a Sydney court after more than 2200 items were seized. See what sentence he received.
An Airtasker handyman, born in Vietnam, sexually touched a Sydney woman because he thought she liked him and he didn’t “understand Western culture well”. See what happened in court.
It’s considered one of Sydney’s most beautiful — and highest — places of worship and it’s set for a $1 million makeover.
A driver has been charged after a man died two days after he and his cycling companion were hit by a car on Sydney’s northern beaches early on Tuesday morning.
A middle-aged courier driver from western Sydney has been caught up in a police sting for allegedly trying to groom a 15-year-old northern beaches’ girl for sex.
Disgusting images have emerged of drunken yobs peeing in gardens and doorways of homes opposite a trouble-plagued unofficial party park on the northern beaches.
‘What’s your problem?’: An angry Landcruiser driver, who overreacted to the actions of another motorist, has appeared in court on a string of traffic offences linked to road rage.
Its roof leaks, the aircon’s dodgy and it’s not particularly pretty, but the concrete civic centre at Dee Why looks set to be listed on the State Heritage Register alongside the Harbour Bridge.
Ratepayers would be whacked with a $68 million bill if a push to split up Northern Beaches Council into its three former bodies — Manly, Warringah and Pittwater councils — was successful.
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