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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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Mitchell Van Homrigh

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Fwd: Massive operation in sleepy Wollstonecraft laneway this morning around 7amPicture: Susan Wild

‘War zone’: Massive police raid rocks north shore suburb

Residents have described a quaint lower north shore suburb as resembling a “war zone” on Wednesday morning as dozens of riot police raided a property and made several arrests.

NSW

Bikini ban backdown: Guards told not to enforce ‘cover up’ rule

The security firm behind overzealous guards who lambast residents of a Zetland unit block for sunbathing in skimpy bikinis has ordered staff not to enforce strict poolside rules.

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Teenager dead after fiery western Sydney crash

A teenager killed in a fiery crash in Sydney’s west early today has been named as Abdul Zalfa. Police and paramedics fought in vain to save Abdul’s life as distraught family and friends arrived at the scene. WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES.

NSW

Cops slammed over ‘scant’ hospital injury investigation

A day after police deemed there were no “suspicious circumstances” they are back at Hornsby Hospital investigating how a grandmother suffered two black eyes and bruises. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES

NSW

The weekly Sunday Marrickville markets. 04-11-2018. (AAP/ Image Bob Barker).

Sydney’s hipster paradise world’s tenth coolest neighbourhood

One of Sydney’s coolest suburbs is an inner-west hipster paradise today ranked the tenth hottest neighbourhood on the planet.

NSW

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA-NCA NewsWire Photos 7 OCTOBER 2020: TheTreasurer Josh Frydenberg with the Prime Minister Scott Morrison on their way to TV interviews, outside Parliament House in Canberra.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Gary Ramage

Budget to drag us from recession, but hinges on vaccine

More than 11 million Australians will be handed thousands of dollars in tax cuts and millions of businesses asked to buy up big and hire more employees in bid to drag Australia out of its COVID recession. WAS THE BUDGET RIGHT FOR YOU?

NSW

GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos OCTOBER 2, 2020: Police check cars at the Queensland border with NSW at Griffith Street in Coolangatta. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Steve Holland

Repeat border offenders charged; alerts over COVID sewage

Two men have been charged for attempting to sneak into NSW three times in two days, meanwhile, health officials have issued warnings to residents in Sydney’s southwest and the Hawkesbury over COVID sewage.

NSW

How much you will save from tax cuts

There will be big spending on the NBN and other infrastructure projects revealed in the federal budget tonight to revive the nation’s economy, but billions of dollars in tax cuts will grab the most attention.

NSW

WEEKEND TELEGRAPHS SPECIAL. MUST TALK WITH PIC ED JEFF DARMANIN BEFORE PUBLISHING. Mermaid pools drowning victim Blayd Lyddieth. Blayd jumped into the water before failing to resurface.

‘I love you every day’: Drowned teen remembered

A teenager who died after jumping into a rockpool in Sydney’s southwest has been remembered by his family and friends as someone who would put a smile on your face.

NSW

‘Don’t send anybody’: Conditions before fatal RFS crash revealed

A text message has revealed the danger of the conditions three hero American firefighters faced before crashing their plane, killing all on board, during the Black Summer bushfires: ‘Don’t send anybody and we’re not going back’.

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