NSW’s top three law officials on leave as evil strikes again
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.
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.
A former Sydney family’s new home has been destroyed in the horrific Los Angeles fires, with their loved ones calling on the community for support.
Five days after a man was fatally stabbed at a party in a home in Gateshead, police are continuing their search for the suspect.
Charles Bannister spent Tuesday morning sitting in police cells with people he usually represents, after police claim he harassed his former girlfriend over text and social media.
Police have released CCTV images taken outside two synagogues that were targeted by vandals in a hate-filled 24 hours. Homes in Sydney’s east have also been targeted.
One of the hikers who found Melbourne medicine student Hadi Nazari after he was lost on Mount Kosciuszko for 13 days has described the tear-filled moment he stumbled towards her pleading for help.
An emergency physician has revealed the horrifying moments after a minibus rolled onto its side and left people trapped on a major NSW highway.
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