Public warned of unregistered botox injector after three hospitalised
A health warning has been issued about Norsafiza Binti Zakaria, who is accused of performing at-home cosmetic injections after three women were treated for suspected botulism.
A health warning has been issued about Norsafiza Binti Zakaria, who is accused of performing at-home cosmetic injections after three women were treated for suspected botulism.
As escalating anti-Semitic attacks continue across Sydney, the city’s Jewish leaders have called for the nation to condemn the hate speech and abhorrent attacks on Australia Day.
Sydney studio owners have called for stricter child safety requirements for dance teachers following allegations young performers have fallen victim to grooming, abuse, and inappropriate behaviour.
The wife of a Major-General at NATO and former high-ranking member of the Australian Army has been charged over an alleged domestic violence incident at their eastern suburbs home.
A statue of Captain Cook in Sydney’s east has been vandalised for the second year with red paint splashed on the figure and parts of its face and hand destroyed.
Four young Chinese students endured a terrifying ordeal as masked intruders armed with guns and knives stormed their Carlingford home, tying them up and demanding money.
As Sydneysiders woke to an extraordinary escalation in the “atrocious” anti-Semitic violence gripping the city, the state’s three most powerful law officials were all on leave.
NSW Police confirmed they are probing claims made by young dancers that a female dance teacher groomed them, allegedly gave them drugs and alcohol and sent them inappropriate messages.
The ex-owner of the home targeted in the latest anti-Semitism to rock Sydney has warned it won’t be long before a person is killed by a similar hate-fuelled attack, as CCTV of a car being torched in the attack emerges.
Sydney teenager Ayat Hossain was enjoying the last of his school holidays when he drowned while swimming with friends at Werri Lagoon on south coast.
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