Rego rage: 10,000 call for coronavirus car relief
Pressure is mounting on the state government to slash car rego and insurance costs for families struggling during the coronavirus lockdown with 10,000 people signing a national petition.
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Father charged with stabbing wife and son, 6
A 31-year-old man has been charged for allegedly stabbing his wife and their six-year-old son in a domestic-related incident at a unit in North Parramatta overnight.
‘Better off dead’: schoolgirl speaks of addict’s vile rape
A Sydney ice junkie who kidnapped and raped a young escort and a schoolgirl during a sadistic crime spree has heard of the lifelong damage he inflicted on his youngest victim.
16-year low prices but Sydney drivers still ripped off
Sydney fuel prices are expected to hit a 16-year low in the coming days but some outlets are not passing on the cuts to drivers at the bowser. Our exclusive investigation shows who is getting ripped off. HERE IS HOW YOUR SUBURB RANKS
She’s gone: Ruby Princess departs NSW after deadly five weeks
The Ruby Princess cruise ship, which has led to 21 deaths and more than 600 cases, is finally leaving NSW waters a month after the deadly decision to let 2,700 passengers disembark in the height of the pandemic. LIVE COVERAGE
Booze ban for planned Shark Park Dan Murphy’s megastore
A proposed Dan Murphy’s warehouse near the Cronulla Sharks stadium will be forced to shut its doors during games due to a predicted spike in alcohol-related harm.
John Olsen’s step daughter sues for slice of painter’s artworks
Australia’s most revered living artist John Olsen is being sued by his step daughter, who wants a share of his paintings, company and properties.
‘Rock bottom’: Two years’ jail for ex-NRL cheerleader
Former reality television star and drug peddling addict Jordan Finlayson has been relapsing behind bars, but she could walk free on parole next year.
Blood, sweat and tears in race for a coronavirus cure
Aussie scientists are part of a worldwide effort to find cures and treatments for the coronavirus. With the tally of infections passing 2 million, the high-stakes race has been likened to the Apollo Mission moonshot.
Sydney ‘El Patron’ coke ring boss accused refused bail
An alleged Sydney drug boss who sold bricks of cocaine bearing Pablo Escobar’s face has been refused bail after claiming the coronavirus travel crackdown means he couldn’t flee the country.
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