New hope for kids fighting brain tumours
After battling a brain tumour for most of her short life – Montana Jackson is about to start school – a huge step that may not have been possible without a clinical trial.
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Cops charge man over taxi driver, food delivery driver stabbings
A man, 25, will face court on Sunday on numerous counts of wounding a person and having a knife after he allegedly attacked a man in a bar, a cab driver and a food delivery driver. Police earlier issued a public request for help locating a man they thought could help them with their inquiries (pictured).
Pregnant daughter farewells sister and dad who ‘would have been best grandfather’
A respected traffic engineer and his 11-year-old ‘peacemaker’ daughter killed in a five-car crash near Lithgow days after Christmas have been lovingly farewelled by their large family.
NSW prisons to shut down ‘mothballed’ ghost cells
Sections at some of the NSW’s biggest jails will be taken offline in the next four weeks, due to the low prison population. But, staff have been assured there will be no job losses.
125 new paramedics heading to the NSW bush
An additional 125 paramedics are set to start work in regional, rural and remote communities in NSW by the middle of this year.
Little Jack just wants to walk ‘like his friends’
At 14-months-old, Jack Irvine was diagnosed with spastic diplegia cerebral palsy and now relies on walking frame or a wheelchair to get around. But that could soon change, as he undergoes a major spinal surgery.
32-year-old man ‘locked girl, 15, in bedroom at party’
Police allege 32-year-old Mostafa Elsaket was at a house party in Sydney’s southwest last year, when he met a 15-year-old girl and raped her.
Our jails full of ‘ghost cells’
Sections at some of the state’s biggest jails will be taken offline in the next four weeks, due to the low prison population. But, staff have been assured there will be no job losses.
Jack just wants to walk like all his mates
At 14-months-old, little Jack Irvine was diagnosed with spastic diplegia cerebral palsy and, as a result, relies on walking frame or a wheelchair to get around. But that could soon change, as he undergoes major spinal surgery.
Family ‘inconsolable’ after beautiful toddler’s driveway death
The mother and two older brothers of a Sydney toddler who died in the driveway of her home after being accidentally run over by her father remain “inconsolable” after watching the incident unfold, relatives say.
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