‘Horror scene’: Man threatened to chop neighbour’s head off
A “horror scene” unfolded at a southwest Sydney apartment block after a man threatened to cut his neighbour’s head off and threw a cup at his face during a violent drug-fuelled outburst.
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Police uncovered a trove of personal information and found a million Australians at risk following a probe into a Sydney man’s alleged blackmail campaign in a statewide ClubsNSW data breach.
Woman’s bizarre excuse for alleged Myer theft: Cops
Police say a woman gave them a unique explanation when she was asked why she allegedly stole hundreds of dollars worth of items from a Sydney department store.
First look: $150m plans for high school merger revealed
Two public high schools in Sydney’s south west could be demolished and replaced with a forecasted $150m co-ed campus with capacity for 2000 students. See the plans here.
Traffic concerns swirl over $281m school expansion
Concerns a southwest Sydney college touted to become one of Sydney’s largest schools following a proposed $281m expansion could cause traffic congestion have been raised by the state government.
Crucial Western Sydney Airport road’s $1.9bn funding shortfall
A southwest Sydney mayor and MP are disappointment after a crucial road connecting a CBD into the Western Sydney Airport was missing from a federal $1.9b cash splash.
‘Falling apart’: Historic scout hall’s battle for survival ends
An abandoned wartime hall’s battle for survival has ended following a long clash about its heritage value between a southwest Sydney council and Scouts NSW.
‘Uncomfortable’: Probe into CEO turnover delayed
An investigation into the turnover of CEOs at a western Sydney council has been delayed. Here’s the latest.
Teacher allegedly recorded kids’ genitals, filmed child abuse videos
A primary school teacher from Sydney’s southwest has been charged with allegedly filming and possessing child abuse material. Here’s the latest from court.
ICAC to probe $4m council contract profit
A former council employee and ex-contractor’s company netted an estimated $4 million profit after being accused of expressing a “preference” for employees supplied from their company through a recruitment agency to work for Canterbury-Bankstown council, a NSW ICAC hearing was told.
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