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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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Operation Watering Hole: Saving Sydney’s ghost pubs

There was a time when there was a classic pub on almost every Sydney street corner, now too many sit empty waiting for someone to restore them to their former glory.

On the Road

Multiple roads around Parramatta Rd are closed in Five Dock following a multi-vehicle crash. Picture: Supplied / Live Traffic NSW

Traffic chaos after seven car smash

Traffic chaos has erupted on a major Sydney road following a crash between a truck and multiple cars, with up to nine people injured.

EXCLUSIVEPolice & Courts

‘Road rage? No, I blacked out’: P-plater accused of running man over

A teenage P-plater has turned himself in after he allegedly ran over a Sydney father in front of his toddler son during a road rage incident but told a court he doesn’t remember the incident.

ExclusivePolice & Courts

WARNING. WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. St Heliers Correctional Centre Aboriginal inmates participating in the Gundi program which is designed to upskill, educate and provide employment opportunities for prisoners upon their release.

Inmate bashed woman after pair had sex in jail visit area

An investigation is under way at a minimum-security prison after an inmate was allegedly caught having sex with a female visitor, before attacking her in the visitor area.

PicturesNSW

Hearts of gold in a sea of pink cricket fans

There were tears, cheers and beers as Sydney united at the SCG on Friday to fight against breast cancer on day three of the Pink Test.

ExclusivePolice & Courts

Horrifying road rage incidents on the rise

Has Covid left us stressed, vicious and violent on the road?

Road rage incidents have dramatically increased in the past two years, with experts saying a pandemic hangover could be one reason people are getting so aggravated behind the wheel.

Police & Courts

Notorious NSW inmates vying for freedom in 2024

A dodgy lawyer, a child-killer, and a high society cocaine kingpin are among the criminals who will fight to be released on parole in 2024.

UPDATEDPolice & Courts

Second victim in horror crash a road safety expert

The second man who died in Friday’s horrific five-car crash near Lithgow has been identified as a loving dad who dedicated his life to making roads safer. SEE HOW THE CRASH UNFOLDED

ExclusiveNSW

WARNING. WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. Little PIper Wakley suffered a stroke on December 18 and was placed on life support. She has made massive improvements in just 11 days, and is now expected to survive.

Ecstasy to agony as girl, 5, suffers stroke after preschool graduation

Just 40 minutes after her preschool graduation on December 18, little Piper Wakley began throwing up, lost her ability to speak and fell unconscious. Her life will never be the same.

NSW

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS - 31/12/22 MUST CHECK WITH PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING -NYE 2022 - People from across Sydney and tourists from all over the globe line up to get into Mrs Macquaries Chair to celebrate NYE 2022. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Revealed: What to expect in this year’s fireworks display

It takes 12 days, 18 shipping containers full of equipment and more than 60 staff to prepare Sydney’s dazzling New Year’s Eve celebrations – and the Foti family promises that this year’s show will be bigger and better than ever.

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