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Mitchell Van Homrigh is a reporter and producer for The Daily Telegraph. He has previously worked in radio and television in Queensland before joining the Telegraph in 2019. In that time he has worked as a breaking news reporter, general reporter and night chief of staff. He has extensively covered the state’s worst drought in living memory, the black summer bushfires and the coronavirus pandemic.

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Venues on alert after COVID case travelled 100km around Sydney

A trampoline play centre in south-western Sydney has become the latest venue to be tarnished by COVID, with a positive case visiting there on Sunday.

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Michael Ismael, pictured, who has been charged with stashing 300g of MDMA, a pistol, gun parts, ammo, 22g of cocaine and $103k in suspected proceeds of crime in a Breakfast Point unit. He was caught hiding in the loo.

Bathroom bust after cops uncover cocaine, cash haul

Heavily armed tactical police have arrested a 45-year-old man hiding in the bathroom of an inner west Sydney unit after allegedly uncovering a haul of weapons, cash and illegal drugs.

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Police are renewing an appeal for information as investigations continue into an alleged assault in Haymarket earlier this year, resulting in a serious laceration to the head.

CCTV released in hunt for ‘cowardly’ glassing attacker

Seven months after a man viciously smashed a bottle into a restaurant patron’s head, police have renewed the search for the attacker behind the ‘cowardly, unprovoked’ assault. WARNING: Distressing video content

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A male has been assaulted and stabbed during an altercation on Ward Street, Eastwood. The male then staggered 200 metres to collapse at a house on Holway Street, Eastwood. The male was treated at the scene for head wounds before being transported to Hospital. A crime scene has been established at both addresses. Pics Bill Hearne

Attackers on the run after man left bloodied on driveway

Police are searching for three men after another man was stabbed in the middle of the night and left lying on a driveway in Sydney’s north west covered in blood.

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Police look into revenge motive as warring gangs kept apart

Police have taken the extraordinary step of releasing maps of the suburbs which named individuals have been prohibited from entering after the Mejid Hamzy killing. SEE THE MAPS

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Tassie to open borders to NSW without need for quarantine

NSW residents will be able to travel to Tasmania without the need to quarantine from next Friday after Premier Peter Gutweit re-classified the state as “low-risk”.

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‘Meat puppets’: Councillors abused after anti-vax bus motion

Sydney councillors have been put in the crosshairs of anti-vaxxers after passing a motion which prevents the tin-hat brigade from hiring council venues and using facilities. SEE THE COMMENTS

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Memes mock ‘hot mess’ Premier Gladys Berejiklian

It has been a few weeks that Gladys Berejiklian would rather forget. But it seems the NSW premier has never been more popular online, with memes and satirical websites poking fun at revelations of her secret relationship.

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Farmers targeted by group accused in $40m cannabis bust

Fourteen people have been arrested after more than $40 million worth of cannabis was seized across regional NSW in what police say is one of the largest busts of the drug in Australian history.

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‘Listen again’: Gus responds to commentary critics

After copping a hammering on social media during Melbourne’s win over Penrith, Channel 9 commentator has responded to critics of his NRL grand final call.

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