Westmead hotel part of $100M development
A major hotel chain will build a 100-room hotel to cater for weary patients seeking treatment and scientists working at western Sydney’s growing $1 billion health hub.
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How a real estate agent ripped off clients by $187K
A western Sydney real estate agent has avoided jail after mishandling $187,500 of his clients’ money after they made deposits on off-the-plan apartments.
Number of COVID-19 cases linked to school jump
The number of positive coronavirus cases linked to a western Sydney Catholic girls’ high school has risen to six.
Court security guard contracts virus
A security guard at a western Sydney court has tested positive to COVID-19, prompting warnings for those who attended the site over two days to get tested.
REVEALED: Dirty eateries named and shamed
No pest control, adding illegal preservatives to meat and abandoning basic hygiene are some of the offences that led restaurants across western Sydney to be on the NSW Food Authority’s name and shame list.
Calls to catch grocery shop armed bandits
CCTV footage of thieves wielding weapons in a string of armed robberies in a western Sydney suburb has emerged.
Identity revealed of Sydney grandma who died from COVID-19
Much-loved Sydney grandmother Jamilie Joseph, who died from COVID-19 after contracting it from the Harris Park church cluster, was forced to spend her last moments alone because her family also had the virus.
Would-be thief’s Uber getaway thwarted
A western Sydney construction supervisor who used an Uber as a getaway car before cops nabbed him for trespassing at a house construction site has faced court for sentencing.
Fury over super-sized western Sydney Catholic school campus
Parents are mounting pressure against a Catholic diocese to slash student numbers as part of its $80 million proposal to house 6000 pupils on a site in the Westmead health precinct.
Expanded precinct to take pressure off ‘overloaded’ family courts
A bold plan to expand Parramatta’s justice precinct will also incorporate bolstering the “overloaded” family courts to assist it deal with a backlog of cases across a massive catchment.
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