‘Contentious’: Primary school’s future remains unknown
The construction for a new primary school in Sydney’s southwest could restart after a two-year halt following a stop work order being issued by Canterbury-Bankstown Council.
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Plans to demolish ‘sinking’ presbytery for childcare centre
A Catholic presbytery and church office could be demolished to make way for a multimillion-dollar childcare and parish centre after reports the home was prone to sinking due to poor foundations.
Teen allegedly threatened rugby player with knife
A teenager has been charged after he allegedly threatened a rugby league player with a knife and fled the scene after a match in Sydney’s southwest.
Did somebody say? KFC planned for fast-growing Sydney suburb
A cult favourite fried chicken franchise has been given the green light to transform a vacant block into a drive-through restaurant in Sydney’s southwest.
‘Blacked out’: Road rage victim speaks about horrific attack
The victim of a vicious road rage attack in Sydney’s southwest has described how she blacked out and “can’t look at myself” after she was left with seven facial fractures after a man punched her in the face.
Eight-fold mosque expansion in southwest Sydney revealed
A southwest Sydney mosque has called for an expansion to their “humble” place of worship as attendees are forced to pray outside due to limited facilities.
Students dress up like it’s 1923 to celebrate education milestone
A southwest Sydney school has travelled back in time by dressing up in elaborate vintage inspired uniforms to celebrate 175 years of public education in NSW. See the pictures.
Multimillion-dollar plans to bring more homes to Austral
Two single storey cottages could soon be demolished to make way for a multimillion-dollar residential subdivision in one of southwest Sydney’s fastest growing suburbs.
NSW’s cocaine explosion: The state’s drug hot spots revealed
There has been a cocaine “explosion” in the past decade, with an expert declaring the drug is no longer restricted to the rich. Search the hotspots for cocaine use across NSW.
Telstra worker accused of cocaine import fronts court
A Telstra worker who allegedly attempted to possess kilograms of cocaine delivered in various parcels from Germany and Belgium into Australia with her husband has fronted court for the first time.
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