Luxury cars destroyed in suspicious fire
Two luxury cars were destroyed in Sydney’s south west at the weekend as police investigate what caused the suspicious fire damage.
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Teen ‘put cop in hospital’ during crackdown
A Sydney teenager who allegedly hospitalised a policeman is one of nearly 100 people arrested during a 48-hour public transport blitz.
Sydney father dies trying to save family dogs from fire
A father-of-two Wayne Rare has died in hospital after a failed attempt to save his family’s dogs from a house fire in Sydney’s Sutherland Shire. His partner remains in critical condition, while his beloved pet Ilo perished in the blaze.
‘You think I put it on Mick’: Court hears alleged Hawi killer’s words
A Sydney man who allegedly murdered bikie Mahmoud ‘Mick’ Hawi told his lover “I’ve got nothing to say” to police who he claimed accused him of “bull****”, a court heard.
Alleged Hawi shooter rented luxury harbourside apartment, court hears
The alleged shooter in the assassination of former bikie boss Mick Hawi rented a luxury apartment next to the Sydney Opera House right before the gruesome underworld killing, a court heard.
John Olsen’s estate battle win over stepdaughter
A judge was right to find the stepdaughter of renowned artist John Olsen pressured her terminally ill mother to score a $2.2 million gift, the NSW Court of Appeal has ruled.
Construction boss George Alex walks free on bail
Underworld-connected construction identity George Alex has walked free on bail after he allegedly spearheaded a money laundering scheme that stole more than $17 million in unpaid tax.
Busker convicted of molesting 13yo girl in boarding house
A Sydney busker who lured a teenage girl off the street, told suspicious onlookers he was her father and later molested the 13-year-old has been found guilty of child sex offences.
Ruby Princess debacle ‘the biggest screw-up of them all’
The Australian Greens have called for a federal inquiry into the Ruby Princess, to allow federal biosecurity officials to testify on the failed immigration and biosecurity processes leading to the disaster.
‘I saw skin and blood’: Hawi killing eyewitness cries in court
A gym receptionist has told the murder trial of Sydney bikie Mick Hawi she ducked for cover as bullets ripped through her workplace, fearing the shooter may come after her next.
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