Pizza employee threw bricks in wild outburst after escort visit
A pizza shop employee demanded a refund and smashed bricks into an apartment building after visiting an escort who he claimed was a drug addict, a court has heard.
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IGA staff allegedly stabbed over stolen Nutella, Bonds undies
Supermarket staff were allegedly stabbed and punched in the face after a man and his pregnant partner were accused of stealing Bonds undies and a jar of Nutella.
Developer deadly serious about advancing $1m cemetery build-up
A determined global funeral provider has challenged a southwest Sydney council’s decision to knock back a major cemetery expansion due to planning shortfalls.
Critical incident declared after man killed in motorcycle pursuit
Police have launched a critical investigation after a man died following a midnight motorcycle police chase in Sydney’s southwest.
‘Failed miserably’: Man struck with pole in heated argument
A father who yelled he would rape another man’s wife and children was repeatedly punched in the face and hit with a metal pole following accusations of playground bullying.
How savvy North Shore business saved thousands
After noticing a hidden water leak, a North Shore retirement village has saved more than six million litres of water per year by making a simple switch.
Beloved pastry shop owner speaks out after brazen break-in
A pastry shop owner who had his family-owned business targeted by a hooded man has spoken out after a register and mobile phone were stolen in an early morning attack.
Man accused of Aus Post phishing scam hit with fresh charge
A southwest Sydney man who allegedly sent more than 17 million fraudulent text messages, claiming to be from companies including Australia Post and Linkt has been hit with another charge.
Bankstown boxer ready to take on Paris Olympics in Aussie first
After joining a random boxing class at her gym seven years ago, Bankstown resident Tina Rahimi has her sights set on winning gold in Paris as Australia’s first women’s Olympic boxer.
$19m revamp for one of state’s biggest homemaker centres
One of the state’s biggest homemaker centres could undergo a multimillion-dollar expansion to include a childcare centre and office space after the precinct changed hands for a mega $282m.
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