Broadcaster Chris Smith has admitted on live radio that he was allegedly swindled out of $800 by an Italian national selling fake Versace leather jackets out of his car who has since been arrested and charged.
A fourth person has been charged with the alleged killing of Riverstone man Kevin Kourtis last month, with 20-year-old Travis Murdoch handing himself in to police after a public call-out for information.
A man has died following a fire on the balcony of an apartment block in Penrith, in Sydney’s west, this afternoon.
Celebrities, fashion models and ordinary people are taking on board the trend of the fashionable face mask in the midst of a global pandemic.
The driver of a van that ploughed into a hijab shop in Sydney’s south west, badly injuring 14 people, had been rearrested at a home in Greenacre today despite being released from police custody last night.
The NSW Government has issued a stark warning to parents as plans to return to full-time schooling for children were revealed this morning. Remote learning will end this week whether parents are ready or not.
Greek, Thai and Vietnamese cuisine were just some of the eateries which gladly flung their doors open this weekend after weeks of COVID-19 enforced lockdown.
A large fire has destroyed 50 vehicles after erupting in a car-wrecking yard in Sydney’s southwest. Twelve fire trucks and dozens of firefighters were on hand to control the blaze.
Talkback radio king Alan Jones’ unexpected retirement announcement on Tuesday prompted a flood of well wishes to his breakfast show from some of Australia’s most powerful people. READ THE TRIBUTES
Alan Jones has described hanging up the radio headphones as a “bit like grieving” while offering support to his successor Ben Fordham who admits he is “frightened and intimidated” to take over from Australia’s most powerful broadcaster.
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