Drug-affected driver appeals sentence for crash
A man who was jailed for a drug-fuelled crash on the Hume Highway involving four people, including his then girlfriend, is now appealing his sentence.
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Work to start on $6m social housing development
Work will soon start on a large social housing development in the Southern Tablelands which will not only help provide homes for those in need, but deliver local jobs.
Ex-Brothers 4 Life kingpin learns fate over Supermax stabbing
An ex-Brothers 4 Life Blacktown gang leader has been sentenced for stabbing a gangland triple murderer during a fight in Goulburn Supermax.
Man pleads guilty to rape of two children
A man has pleaded guilty to eight counts of child sex abuse in the Southern Tablelands after two victims recently came forward about the incidents, with some dating back to 2010.
Former teacher facing new child sex abuse charges
Another alleged victim has come forward to report being sexually abused by a former Southern Highlands private school teacher during the 1980s.
Man learns fate for child sex abuse material
A young Moss Vale man has been sentenced for possessing and producing child sex abuse material after police discovered more than 8600 images and videos at his house.
Accused stabber sentenced for dishonestly obtaining $10K
A Mittagong man who has been accused of stabbing a man three times in the back has been sentenced for several other charges, including dishonestly obtaining a small business Covid rebate with “comical simplicity”.
Woman sentenced for ‘out of control’ road rage incident
A southwest Sydney woman has been sentenced for a prolonged road rage incident in the Southern Highlands, in which she intimidated and assaulted a popular ABC local radio presenter. Find out what happened.
‘Vicious conduct’: Angus Taylor reflects on Hume campaign
Angus Taylor has managed to retain his position in Hume despite fierce calls for change and an almost marginal seat. He says the campaign brought out the best, and worst, in people.
Sweet justice: How Gerda uses ‘play’ to help prison inmates
Once a glamorous nightclub jazz singer, Gerda Foster has spent the last 38 years working in jails and stresses the importance of ‘play’ for inmates as part of their rehabilitation. Here’s her story.
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