A former Foxtel technician told anti-gang squad cops a cache of weapons found in his bedroom belonged to secret associates he got tangled up with after working with wedding hire car businesses for extra cash.
From a forensic look at a cashflow crisis, to reducing fees for sporting groups and spending on a 24/7 police push, these are the priorities for Wellington’s election candidates.
Cancer patients who previously had to travel hours for treatment are now getting care closer to home with a life-changing $35 million centre at Dubbo Hospital.
A campaign to stop construction of a new bridge across the Macquarie River at Dubbo has been dealt a blow with a local council rethinking its approach to the project.
A crippling Covid outbreak put their livelihoods on the line, now seven kings and queens of Dubbo’s small business community share their stories of resilience.
The panic attack “excuse” used by a man, who was high on a cocktail of drugs when he bit a publican and said he’d rape and stab female cops, has been slammed in court.
A 30-year-old man accused of triggering a police pursuit after allegedly failing to pay for fuel in a stolen car had absconded from a mental health facility, a court heard.
As the anniversary of a tragic crash which claimed the lives of two young brothers nears, a heartbroken father has spoken out over the state of their gravesite.
An ex-cop who allegedly glassed a serving senior police commander (pictured) at a wake in country NSW has been charged with a fresh offence.
A driver who became infuriated when someone tried to overtake her on a roundabout and left her victim needing surgery with bleeding on the brain, has been allowed to get behind the wheel again.
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