A marketing coordinator has cut ties with her criminal associations after two major crashes while affected by drugs and alcohol – including an incident where a motorist told police they feared her driving “would kill someone”.
A nurse misappropriated medication for a friend while working at a hospital in Sydney’s southwest. When asked about the missing items, he lied to his supervisor and asked a co-worker to corroborate his fib.
The timeline for crucial upgrades for a dangerous stretch of road at Kemps Creek – set to be the key link between the Western Sydney Airport and Liverpool – remains uncertain as lobbying efforts intensify.
A $62m residential and commercial precinct featuring a childcare facility in a booming southwest Sydney suburb has been rejected due to a number of planning shortfalls.
A serial shoplifter who allegedly stole $65,000 worth of luxury seafood has been sentenced after he raided a supermarket and stole more than $380 worth of meat because he “was hungry”.
A family of five, including a three-week-old baby, have narrowly escaped a house fire sparked by a heater in Sydney’s southwest.
A respected bank manager kicked a man in the face and left him unconscious during a violent attack outside a karaoke bar while flanked by a former member of an organised Asian crime group.
A man armed with a crowbar allegedly threatened a staff member and stole cigarettes at a supermarket in Sydney’s southwest.
With a career spanning more than 20 years in the education sector, Ian Tapuska prides himself on nurturing the next generation of leaders in the southwest. Read about the new primary school.
The famous trash and treasure site on Camden Valley Way is up for sale after a contentious $6.9m development application to demolish the markets was given the green light.
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