Just last week NSW Police Minister David Elliott publicly condemned John Barilaro’s failed push to split the coalition over koalas as “the greatest act of political bastardry” but it appears the pair have now come to an agreement.
A man allegedly bashed to death in Sydney’s Inner West last night has been remembered by as “the sweetest man”. His neighbour has been arrested and charged over the alleged attack which police say involved a metal bar.
The 19-year-old cousin of Sydney Roosters captain Boyd Cordner has died after he collapsed during a rugby league game last weekend. The Knights, where Joel Dark used to play as a junior, said the club was “deeply saddened” by the loss.
A children’s cubby house built around a live power pole is the worst example of unsafe electricity practices around Sydney, with Ausgrid warning people to take more care.
Emergency Services have paid tribute to an “extremely brave” Central Coast man who performed CPR on the badly burned victim of a gas bottle explosion in Gwandalan this morning.
Two sharks were spotted off Maroubra earlier today, with one of them just 30 metres from the beach. The shark alarm was sounded around 12.30pm with the beach quickly closed by the council before later reopening.
A popular watering hole in Newtown and two busy gyms in the eastern suburbs are the latest venues that NSW Health are warning the public were visited by confirmed cases of COVID-19 this week.
A feud between two western Sydney rappers spiralled into an “attempted assassination” in Warwick Farm last month, police allege. It is alleged Masi Rooc (left) shot Big Kash (right) in what police claim was a clear attempt to kill.
A wild spate of public shootings has gripped NSW at a rate of almost one every day, as bikie feuds and low-level drug wars terrorise suburban neighbourhoods. SEE THE MAP
A Daily Telegraph investigation has uncovered the places in Sydney where you can get the cheapest – and most expensive – items in op shops.
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