An innocent TikTok star livestreaming near Sydney’s Town Hall this week became the target of dangerous trend called swatting, where a hoax emergency call is made to elicit a SWAT-team-like response. A man (inset) has been charged over the incident.
After a restaurateur vanished offshore, investigations into his collapsed business have stalled, with investors and vendors still owed millions of dollars.
Crime networks are making huge profits importing and illegally selling vapes through street sales and convenience stores, with the trade suspected of being linked to a recent incidents including a shooting, bashing and fire.
Two women are in hospital after police allege their partners tried to kill them in separate domestic violence attacks just 12 hours apart.
They’re the 13 “cleanskins” caught in the crossfire. Since October 2020 gang wars have seen 25 people fatally shot. Seven of them innocent bystanders. Six more innocents have been injured. Some were just kids.
This group of Justice Health NSW nurses fill gaps in rosters at jail clinics all over the state — sometimes for months at a time. It may sound frightening or dangerous, but they all say it’s anything but.
Paul Kingsman, a bishop with the Sydney branch of the Ecumenical Church of Australia, has been charged after allegedly accessing child abuse material and discussing torture online.
A man is in hospital and a police investigation is underway after three men stormed into a south Sydney home and attacked a man with a machete.
One of the men involved in a wild brawl at a Sydney service station last week was previously the target of an infamous attempted underworld murder.
The grieving widow of a man who died after a one-punch attack has slammed a court’s decision to let his alleged attacker out on bail, despite having a criminal history that spans two decades.
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