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Madeline Crittenden is a reporter for The Sunday Telegraph. She joined in 2021 after covering crime and courts for several mastheads throughout NSW.

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Abdul Hamid Lababidi, aged in his 70s, died on February 6, 2025 after he was struck by a ute while crossing the road at Greenacre. Picture: Supplied

Grandfather dies after being hit by car in Sydney’s west

An elderly man has died after being hit by a car while crossing a road in Greenacre.

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Supplied iamges of the baby that has died in a car in Earlwood on Tuesday.

Parents pay tribute to ‘beautiful baby girl’ who died in hot car

The baby girl who tragically died after she was left in a hot car on Tuesday, after mistakenly not being dropped at her daycare centre, has been identified.

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Pizza shop owner Sonmez Alagoz has been identified as the man fatally stabbed at The Pizza Stop, near Kingswood train station

Pizza shop owner fatally stabbed identified

The pizza shop owner fatally stabbed in Sydney’s west has been identified as police question seven teenagers arrested in connection with the death.

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Dutton demands probe into Sydney terror plot handling

Anthony Albanese is facing calls for a review into how he was left clueless about a foiled plot in Sydney for more than a week as state and federal police investigated.

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The Daily Telegraph Saturday 1 February 2025Dance Dietitian Portrait - Fumi SomeharaDance Dietitian Fumi Somehara helps young dancers with from eating disorders. Picture Thomas Lisson

‘Type of coercive control’: Dancers reveal horrors of toxic industry

Teachers in the dance industry are facing shocking claims they are fostering eating disorders in young students, with harrowing figures revealing the harmful diet beliefs held by Australian dancers.

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PM can’t cut-and-run from terror plot intelligence fail, says Dutton

Peter Dutton has called for an urgent probe into a communications failure between state and federal leaders over Sydney’s foiled anti-Semitic terror plot, saying the Prime Minister can’t continue to cut-and-run from the controversy.

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Family’s miracle escape after car crashes through Sydney house

CCTV has captured the shocking moment a driver loses control of his car and ploughs into the front of a western Sydney home on Friday night.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - JANUARY 30 2025; Police and forensics are at the back of Mount Sinai College in the carpark in Maroubra as new anti-semitic graffiti plastered on property at in Sydney continues to suffer a spate of anti semitic attacks. Picture: NewsWire/ Gaye Gerard

Man allegedly caught spray-painting swastikas in Sydney’s east

A man will front court today after he was allegedly caught spray painting anti-semitic symbols and words in Sydney’s east.

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Graffiti on a construction site in Meadowbank, discovered earlier this month, January 2025. Police are investigating it along with a dozen other hate speech slurs sprayed in public places. Picture: Supplied

Mayors in Sydney’s east reveal plans to protect community

Bollards and additional CCTV cameras are set to be rolled out in Jewish communities in Sydney’s east, as three councils band together in order to catch anti-Semitic vandals in the act.

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31/01/25. The Daily Telegraph. News. Maroubra, Sydney, NSW. Pics by Julian Andrews.Students arrive at Mount Sinai College in Maroubra for their first day at school/back at school after the summer holidays.Graffiti was sprayed on the school wall yesterday as continuing Anti-Semitic attacks continue in Sydney.Local police arrived late for the arrival of students but turned up in the end.

Extra cops posted to Jewish schools at drop-off times

Police officers will be on patrol at Jewish schools at pick-up and drop-off times, with security bolstered in the wake of a potential “mass casualty” attack being foiled. It comes as PolAir helicopters have been sweeping across Sydney’s eastern suburbs during late-night patrols.

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