A man who admitted placing a phone call as part of an orchestrated burglary on a Sydney jewellery store was “used”, “exploited” and then “cut out” from receiving any benefits from the heist, a court heard.
A family owned flour mill from the state’s central west has been awarded a hefty payday by the Supreme Court, following a legal stoush with an “artisan” wholesaler baker.
A father-of-seven’s unexpected death within days of being released from hospital has left his young family shattered, and searching for answers.
An inner west man who took naked photos of a sleeping woman was later busted with a stash of drugs and weapons, including cocaine, ice, GHB, knuckle dusters, and a crossbow.
Sydney’s first women-only dance party, aimed at ladies aged 35 and above, has sold out a month in advance, offering a “safe, sophisticated space” to let loose without sticky floors, cheesy DJs and men.
An alleged underworld assassin and brothel manager will stand trial over the shooting death of a sex worker’s husband, who allegedly accused him of sleeping with his wife.
Vision played to a court shows a wild roadside brawl breaking out following a crash between two cars which were fleeing a daylight shooting, just moments earlier, in Sydney’s west.
A man from Sydney’s north shore who unwittingly sold MDMA to undercover police operatives in a supermarket carpark was later found with half a kilo of ketamine, a court heard.
A real estate director who was working as an Uber driver when he allegedly hit and killed a promising young lawyer in Sydney’s east will stand trial to fight the charges.
Sydney’s most picturesque cemetery — and the resting place of acclaimed author Henry Lawson — could become the birthplace of the next great Australian novel, with plans to host writers working on their craft.
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