Body found in search for missing woman
A body has been found by police divers in the search of a missing woman last seen entering the Murrumbidgee River.
A body has been found by police divers in the search of a missing woman last seen entering the Murrumbidgee River.
A whopping 800kg of illegally imported tobacco – worth an estimated $3 million – has been uncovered after a house fire in Sydney’s southwest. A man has been charged.
In a move to cement its status as Sydney’s “third CBD”, Liverpool Council is considering a name change to ‘City of Liverpool’ – in a move which could cost ratepayers $350,000.
A southwest Sydney man has been denied bail after he singed a woman’s hair and threatened to burn down her home in a violent outburst.
A Sydney high school teacher is being investigated by the Education Department after she placed an electrical cord around a child’s neck, scratched their face and called them an ableist slur.
A woman charged with firearm offences after police, investigating drug supply in Sydney’s southwest, executed a search warrant of a Greenacre property has been named.
A Sydney church has been locked in a lengthy battle to survive, with a proposed redevelopment of the site catching the ire of its own parishioners, and the local council. Here’s the latest.
A man and woman embroiled in a standoff after police responded to the sound of gunshot at an apartment block in Liverpool have appeared in court.
For five days, Dunc Gray Velodrome was home to the world’s top cyclists at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Now, 23 years on, the push is on to return the venue to its former glory.
A group of 23 First Nation youths from Liverpool have learnt how to swim in a free program thanks to an aquatic centre’s Return and Earn program. Here’s why the children love the program.
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