O’Keefe haunted by past despite taking rehab ‘very, very seriously’
Troubled former game show host Andrew O’Keefe continues to be haunted by his past mistakes, despite taking rehab ‘very, very seriously’ as he returned to court.
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Clover’s no show: Moore boycotts mayors’ meeting on anti-Semitism
Sydney mayors met to talk safety around areas at high risk of anti-Semitic attacks. Clover Moore wouldn’t attend after a row over a statement that condemned anti-Semitism and not Islamophobia.
‘Nazi’: Court hears accused firebomber gang raped in custody
A man accused of attempting to firebomb a Sydney synagogue has allegedly been gang raped twice in custody and nicknamed ‘the Nazi’, after ‘word got out he was a white supremacist’, a court heard.
‘Waste of resources’: Sydney council’s polarising anti-racism plan
A major Sydney council has been accused of obsessing over racism after it unveiled a six-figure “anti-racism strategy” involving “bespoke” training for staff and ratepayers to combat prejudice.
Tanker falls on teen in eastern suburbs workplace accident
A teenager has been rushed to hospital after a large tanker fell on him during a workplace accident in Sydney’s east.
‘Urgent action’: Sydney mayors to unite against ‘disgusting violence’
Mayors from across Sydney are set to come together “as one voice” to sign a bipartisan statement condemning violence – and call for foreign conflicts to be kept out of local government.
L-plater bailed over alleged joy ride in stolen car, egg attack
A teen accused of crashing a stolen car – where police allegedly found an empty jerry can and egg cartons inside the abandoned vehicle – has been bailed to receive mental health treatment.
Dutton’s vow: Deregister CFMEU, cut public service, bust inflation
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says he will “make Australia a powerhouse again” if elected. In a keynote speech he took aim at the CFMEU, the ‘bloated’ public service and inflation.
Police investigate three fresh anti-Semitic attacks in Sydney
NSW Police are investigating three new anti-Semitic vandalism attacks across Sydney’s east, including offensive graffiti found near a Jewish primary school in Maroubra.
Why potential ‘mass casualty event’ was kept secret
Premier Chris Minns has defended the decision to keep the discovery of a explosives-laden van secret from the public.
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