Brothers sentenced for smuggling drugs into prison
An elaborate scheme between two brothers to smuggle drugs, toothbrushes and steroid pills into a western Sydney prison has been revealed in court.
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Drunk sparky eight times over limit crashes into bus
A drunk electrician was eight times the legal limit when he crashed into a bus just after 12 noon in western Sydney. He later told police he had only drunk four glasses of wine.
Flood threat continues in Hawkesbury region
As water levels continue to rise at North Richmond, a silver lining has emerged with the BOM forecasting the peak will not reach the same levels as the flood in March last year.
Alpacas, 21 dogs and a baby saved in dramatic flood rescue
A remarkable five hour flood rescue has taken place in Sydney’s west with six adults, nine kids, 21 dogs, four alpacas and a baby saved from rising floodwaters.
Parts of North Richmond urged to evacuate
Residents of North Richmond have been urged to evacuate by the SES with fears Redbank Dam will fail and cause flooding to properties downstream.
Revealed: The Penrith area’s best childcare centres
Wondering which childcare centre to pick for your child? We did the heavy lifting to find the top performing childcare centres in Penrith.
Pharmacists say vital medications are becoming unaffordable
A western Sydney pharmacist said Australians take pride in a universal healthcare system but “the universe doesn’t seem to include St Marys”.
‘I only had 5 beers’: Drunk teen crashes car on hill
A “stupid” teenager who smashed his car into a log and fence after downing five beers has been sentenced in court.
‘We’re still in shock’: Boy selected for prestigious soccer competition
The parents of a nine-year-old soccer player are still “in shock” after their son was selected for the Juventus Academy World Cup Tournament in Italy, which could kickstart a lifelong career.
Uni students reveal expectations for on-campus learning
Face-to-face learning is set to return to universities across NSW this month, as tens of thousands of students pour into campuses for the first time in months. Here are some of their stories.
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