Shirtless driver, teen arrested after stolen car attack
Police have arrested a man and a teenage girl after a violent clash inside an allegedly stolen Volkswagen in Sydney’s inner city on the weekend.
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Pubs across NSW have one week to implement an approved anti-coronavirus safety plan or face on-the-spot fines and forced closures. The state government crackdown comes as A Daily Telegraph investigation found varying degrees of compliance with mandatory safety protocols. HOW DOES YOUR LOCAL RATE?
Police search for dad, three children missing since June
A western Sydney man and his three young children who have not been seen since early June are now the centre of a missing persons investigation.
‘Little baby Elyse’ mourned after NSW house fire death
A five-month old baby who died after fire gutted her home south west of Sydney has been remembered as a “happy, little bubba” who had a beautiful smile that “could make anyone’s day.”
Cancel culture mob threats to council
North Sydney Council says it has boarded up a plaque for an explorer of the 1800s after left-wing threats to vandalise it.
Maligned Millennials to modern day COVID-19 heroes
From Millennial doctors, nurses and paramedics to police officers, teachers and supermarket employees, the young have met COVID-19 head-on even when the going has got tough.
Coronavirus scam rocks campaign on eve of historic election
A Western Sydney man has been charged after an AFP investigation into alleged attack emails discrediting Labor’s Eden-Monaro candidate Kristy McBain.
Forfeit your salary, China probe NSW Labor MP told
Soon-to-be-suspended NSW Labor MP Shaoquett Moselmane is under pressure to forego his parliamentary salary while he is on “self-imposed exile” with leader Jodi McKay’s response to the scandal slammed as “woefully inadequate”.
Woke dopes call for removal of ‘statue’ of bush legend Henry Lawson
A Blue Mountains resident has started an online petition calling for the statues of the three Europeans to first cross the area to be removed – but there’s only one problem.
Man carjacked in broad daylight visiting sick wife in hospital
While visiting his wife in Campbelltown Hospital, Eliot Cohen was caught off guard when a man snatched his keys and stole his car in a brazen daylight theft.
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