Wyong shooting accused faces court, victim named
Tributes have begun flowing for Byron Tonks, allegedly shot dead during a terrifying shooting rampage at Wyong, while his alleged killer Bradley White faces court.
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Gunman arrested: One dead, two injured in Wyong shooting
A gunman went on a rampage on the Central Coast on Tuesday night allegedly shooting a 20-year-old Watanobbi man dead and wounding a 45-year-old woman and a 50-year-old man before being arrested after an hour-long siege.
‘What’s that… in your underpants’: Cops nab duo in coke sting
Fly to Sydney, hire a car and drive cocaine back to the Gold Coast. It sounded like an easy way to make a quick $30,000 — except the cops were watching the whole time, a court has heard.
Jayden Mason manslaughter was ‘barbaric cowardice’
A man’s stomping death near a popular leagues club shocked the Central Coast. Now never-before-released video shows the moment two thugs chased him up the road.
Bateau Bay track creep jailed
Shock new details have emerged during the sentencing of a man, 53, jailed for grabbing a boy’s genitalia in a random attack on a track near Bateau Bay Square shopping centre.
Man charged with historic sex offences
A man previously jailed for a lengthy sentence has faced court over three more historic child abuse offences allegedly carried out when he was just a teenager.
Court: Accused cocaine dealer tried to hide drugs in underpants
A boilermaker was not excited to see police when they pulled him over on Sparks Rd at Warnervale. But he did have something protruding from his underpants, a court has heard.
Buck’s party reveller ‘choked’ cop
A police officer’s eyes were ‘bulging’ and his tongue was ‘hanging out’ as he was choked after a wild drunken buck’s party erupted into a brawl with police, a court has heard.
What you need to know before phone detection cameras go live
Mobile phone detection cameras will start issuing fines from this Sunday. Here’s everything you need to know to avoid getting pinged and why P-platers will need to lock theirs in the boot.
DUI rampage through Macca’s drive thru
A construction worker was so drunk he could not remember hitting a power pole on his way home but did manage to swing past McDonald’s drive-thru.
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