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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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NSW

**FEES APPLY***** Two young children have had a “lucky escape” after being hit by a car at Double Bay. Just before 11.30am four crews from NSW Ambulance went to the intersection of Knox St and New South Head after reports the children had been hit by a car. Picture: OnScene Bondi

Toddlers hit by car lucky to escape serious injuries

Two toddlers walking with their parents in Double Bay were lucky to escape serious injury when they were hit by a car in Sydney’s east late Wednesday morning.

Confidential

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - SEPTEMBER 21: Miley Cyrus performs onstage during the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival at T-Mobile Arena on September 21, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Miley Cyrus takes wrecking ball to bushfire relief concert

The coronavirus has taken a wrecking ball to a bushfire relief concert, with headline act Miley Cyrus pulling out of the charity gig due to fears over the health crisis.

NSW

Caption: Dr Suzi Wigge broke her back during a circle of trust exercise. Source: https://wholisticmedicalcentre.com.au/practitioner/suzi-wigge/

Doctor broke spine during spiritual retreat exercise

A Sydney doctor who was hoping for spiritual enlightenment on a yoga retreat was left with a fractured spine after being dropped during a “circle of trust” exercise.

ExclusiveNSW

Why Sydney plastic surgeon says enough is enough

A leading Sydney plastic surgeon has revealed explosive details of why he now flatly refuses to put patients under the knife. It comes as MAFS bride Jessika Power, Aliva Celio and Jack Vidgen lifted the lid on splurging up to $60,000.

NSW

Empty toilet paper shelf. Empty shelves of basic supplies at Coles in Five Dock. Picture Rohan Kelly

Woman pulls knife in Woolies toilet paper aisle

Police were called to Parramatta Westfield after a woman pulled a knife in a supermarket toilet paper aisle amid citywide panic about coronavirus which has led to shops being stripped bare of essentials.

NSW

CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 28: Matt Carroll, CEO of the Australian Olympic Committee speaks during the Sports Alliance Sporting Grant Fund Announcement at the Australian Institute of Sport on February 28, 2020 in Canberra, Australia. (Photo by Jenny Evans/Getty Images for the AOC)

AOC boss has ‘sympathy’ for athletes facing trans women

The boss of the Australian Olympic Committee has revealed if he has concerns about Australian female athletes going up against transgender competitors at this year’s Tokyo Games.

NSW

Firefighters are relieved after grey skies and rain brought an end to dry conditions which were responsible for multiple fire on the tablelands. Shane Given

Bad news for farmers despite rain downpour

Water is starting to fill dams on bone-dry land in the state’s far west and south as a rain system moves over NSW off the back of ex-tropical cyclone Esther, but meteorologists warn the downpour will not be able to break the drought.

SuperRacing

Impact of canine coronavirus on the greyhound industry.

Canine coronavirus has dogs industry on red alert

A canine coronavirus breakout is the latest threat to NSW greyhound racing, with the industry taking a tough stance to prevent its spread. FIND OUT WHAT IT MEANS HERE.

ExclusiveNSW

MPs full of hot air on gas fly buy

Just three MPs of 135 in NSW parliament have confirmed they pay for carbon offsets on flights for personal travel as the Opposition Leader gagged Labor members from answering the question.

ExclusiveNSW

NSW Energy Minister Matt Kean during a press conference at Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital in Sydney, Tuesday, January 28, 2020. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

MPs full of hot air on gas fly buy

Just three MPs of 135 in NSW parliament have confirmed they pay for carbon offsets on flights for personal travel as the Opposition Leader gagged Labor members from answering the question.

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