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Josh Hanrahan is Chief Reporter for The Daily Telegraph. A winner of multiple journalism awards, including a Walkley Award for the 2023 Scoop of the Year, he has worked in Victoria, New South Wales and England.

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Two theories on caravan plot ‘masterminds’ cops are exploring

NSW Police, the AFP and other agencies are trying to piece together a “jigsaw puzzle” of leads and information to try and determine the true “masterminds” behind the Dural caravan plot.

EXCLUSIVEPolice & Courts

‘Looking for a van’: Couple arrested on ‘periphery’ of terror probe’s post

A couple arrested on the “periphery” of the anti-Semitic terror investigation had posted on Facebook just last month asking to buy a caravan.

ExclusivePolice & Courts

Police outrage over ‘devastating’ teen car crash bail fails

NSW’s youth crime crisis is again in the spotlight with Attorney General Michael Daley last night ordering a review of the bail decisions for at least two teens involved in horror crashes in recent days.

NSW

LIVERPOOL LEADER/AAP. Generic photos around Liverpool of the train station, Westfields Liverpool and Macquarie Mall on Wednesday, 8th January 2020. (AAP IMAGE / Robert Pozo)

Man arrested over alleged ‘sex assault’ at busy shopping centre

Police were called to the Westfield shopping centre just before 10am on Tuesday where a 48-year-old man was arrested. Here’s what we know so far.

UPDATEDNSW

The Daily Telegraph Monday 27 January 2025Possible Murder EastlakeÃsCrime scene has been made at unit block 16 Maloney st Eastlakes after a alleged possible murder has taken place. Picture Thomas Lisson

‘Horrifying’: Man found dead on footpath after being stabbed in neck

A major manhunt is under way after a man was found stabbed in the neck on the footpath outside a south Sydney unit block described by residents as a “horrifying” place.

EXCLUSIVENSW

Excerpts from the urgent phone calls of “getaway driver” Andy Pham, right, after the underworld murder of Taha Sabbagh, left. Piuctures: Supplied

Inside the urgent calls of ‘getaway driver’ after Taha Sabbagh murder

Listen to the urgent phone calls made by Andy Pham as he tried to sort fleeing the country in the hours after he was involved in the murder of innocent father Taha Sabbagh.

EXCLUSIVENSW

Cocaine users dodge court under new rules, cops issue record fines

Thanks to new laws, people caught with cocaine are far less likely to have to front court than they were last year. Here’s why.

UpdatedNSW

Heavier blur on baby cops believe bashed

Cops investigate what led to serious injuries that killed baby

Police have launched an investigation into the death of a four-month-old boy who was injured in Gunnedah and later died in hospital.

UPDATEDNSW

A second man has been arrested after an alleged attempt to set a religious building on fire in Newtown earlier this month., , , , , About 7.30am on Saturday 11 January 2025, officers attached to Inner West Police Area Command were notified after graffiti was spray painted on a synagogue on Georgina Street, Newtown., , , , , Initial inquiries revealed two people attended the synagogue earlier that morning and allegedly spray-painted graffiti on the building and fence, while also attempting to light the premises on fire., , , , , A 33-year-year-old man was arrested and charged on Tuesday (21 January 2025) and remains before the court., , , , , Following further inquiries, Strike Force Pearl detectives attended a hotel on Pyrmont Street, Darling Harbour, about 1pm today (Thursday 23 January 2025).

Second arrest over anti-Semitic attack on Newtown synagogue

The 37-year-old was Tasered during his arrest at a hotel on the same day police across the country revealed plans to share information and intelligence about anti-Semitism.

NSW

The Daily Telegraph 11.12.2025 Police do a line search on the street at the scene. Firebombing in Magney Street Woollahra. Picture: Rohan Kelly

NSW cops blindsided by claims of foreign links to anti-Semitic attacks

The AFP’s claim foreign actors could be paying criminals to carry out anti-Semitic attacks is understood to have blindsided its state counterparts, as the PM rejected opposition calls for more evidence to back up the theory.

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