Body of woman found after unit fire
The body of a woman has been found inside an apartment following a fire in Sydney’s northwest.
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Mum twice the limit with kids in car after lunchtime wine
A mum who enjoyed pasta and a lunchtime glass of shiraz before being busted driving more than two times the legal blood alcohol limit – with the two children in the back seat – has been sentenced.
Police investigate frightening armed robberies in Sydney’s west
Police are searching for a three men involved in two frightening armed robberies in the space of five hours, which saw two female employees forced to the ground, in Sydney’s west. Watch the video here.
Convicted sex pest sentenced for failing to report to police
A registered child offender from Sydney’s southwest has landed himself in hot water after failing to comply with his reporting obligations.
Man denies sexual offences across 20-year period
A man accused of a string of sexual touching incidents in Liverpool has denied the allegations. The charges relate to four women and are alleged to have taken place across a 20-year period.
Too much heat: Alleged trail bike thief sets himself on fire
The heat on a trio of alleged thieves became too much when attempting to fuel two stolen motorbikes one man became engulfed in flames, forcing him to rip off his clothes and flee the scene pantless.
Man charged over armed robbery of Wollongong business
A man has been charged following an armed robbery of a Wollongong business. He allegedly threatened staff and demanded money.
Five people narrowly escape Blue Mountains house fire
Five people have narrowly escaped injury after a major fire erupted overnight at a home in the Blue Mountains.
Teen allegedly crashes into friend’s car after high speed police chase
A teenager allegedly involved in a midnight police pursuit – which ended when his car collided with his friend’s parked car – has been charged with reaching speeds of 140km/h in a 70km/h zone.
Firey’s go door-to-door to share fire safe tips after deadly winter
After a deadly winter which saw 16 people killed in structure fires, firefighters have gone door-to-door in Sydney’s southwest to educate on fire safety, as well as install free smoke detectors.
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