Community rallies around family of fire victim
Friends and community members left shattered by the death of 14 year-old Tahma Jones are now pitching in to help his family with the funeral costs.
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QR codes to be compulsory at all shops, workplaces
All NSW workplaces and retail businesses will be required to use Service NSW QR codes from next month. Read our Wednesday blog.
Interstate travel changes for people entering NSW
Health authorities have announced that anyone travelling to NSW from particular areas after 12.01am on Wednesday will have to complete a declaration form.
Cops swoop on Covid rule breakers
Police issued 44 $1000 Covid fines on Monday, including to two nude sunbathers who got lost and had to be rescued in the Royal National Park.
Bondi Junction Westfield at centre of latest Covid alerts
Shoppers and diners at Bondi Junction have had their weekend plans thrown into turmoil, with a raft of shops inside the local Westfields visited by a positive COVID case.
QLD introduces traffic light system for NSW
Queensland has introduced a “traffic light” system for interstate travellers while two states have slammed their borders shut to NSW residents.
Sydney real estate’s big money earners
Fast cars, designer clothes and a highly curated social media profiles depict some of Sydney’s flashiest real estate agents – but here’s where the real money lies.
Cluster grows to three; New Covid strain in Sydney
There are now three Covid cases linked to Sydney’s eastern suburbs while a fourth case is being investigated by NSW Health.
Cop impostor teen in knife scare: Police
A teenager is accused of impersonating a police officer, threatening people with a knife and attempting to force a woman to stop her car.
Cops yet to question border busting Covid-19 couple
Queensland Police are still investigating whether any laws were broken by the Victorian couple who drove through regional NSW while infected with Covid-19.
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