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Tamaryn McGregor is a general news reporter for The Daily Telegraph. She began her career at News Corp as as a Sport Social Media specialist before completing a News Corp Editorial Cadetship and becoming a graduate journalist. Tamaryn loves covering local stories and has a particular interest in sports, lifestyle and entertainment. She is passionate about the role and representation of women in sport.

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Queues ease at Sydney Airport … for now

Check-in queues have eased for Easter holiday travellers after a morning of mayhem at Sydney Airport. But more travel chaos is expected.

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13th April 2022. The DailyTelegraph. NewsBronte, Sydney , NSW.Pics by Julian Andrews.GV's of the crime scene at Bronte Beach where a body washed up on the beach this morning. a crime scene has been established with no details yet known.Police and contractors remove the body from the crime scene.

Woman’s body found washed up on Bronte Beach

The body of a young woman has washed up on one of Sydney’s most iconic beaches after being found by a member of the public.

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‘Blessed with his baby’: Girlfriend of Easter Show victim pregnant

The girlfriend of Sydney Royal Easter Show brawl victim Uati “Pele” Faletolu, is pregnant with the 17-year-old’s child, it has been confirmed.

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Confused passengers enraged over Sydney Airport chaos

Qantas travellers departing from Sydney and Canberra Airport on Wednesday morning were left confused after being told to arrive 2 hours early, with no staff in sight.

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DAILY TELEGRAPH APRIL 12, 2022. Tribute for Evander Tuala on Oxford St in Darlinghurst after he passed away last night at St Vincent's Hospital. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Tributes laid for Darlo brawl victim

The family of Oxford St brawl victim Evander Tuala have broken their silence as floral tributes were laid today following the young man’s death in hospital.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos -MARCH 15 2022: NSW Minister for Transport and Veterans; David Elliott addresses the media in a press conference in Sydney over RBTU action. Picture NCA Newswire/ Gaye Gerard

Govt won’t solve bus strike chaos

The Transport Minister has shut down talk the government will step in to reconcile striking bus drivers and private firms after today’s commuter chaos- which could lead to more disruptions.

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Travellers emerge from airport chaos hell

The lengthy queues at Sydney Airport are beginning to shorten after two days of chaos to mark the beginning of the school holidays.

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Anthony (Tony) Ikin, 68 year old who's body has been recovered from a vehicle submerged in floodwater in Sydney’s south west today., Emergency services were contacted about 7.55am (Friday 8 April 2022), after a man was reported missing and his van was located shortly after, trapped in nearby floodwater., Officers attached to Camden Police Area Command, with assistance from PolAir, police divers and the NSW State Emergency Service, commenced an operation and retrieved the body of the 68-year-old man just before 1pm today. , The white van that the man was travelling in remains stuck in the floodwater and efforts to remove the vehicle continue

Flood victim a respected dog breeder on way to Easter Show

The man who died in flood waters in Sydney’s southwest was a well-known dog breeder, who was on his way to the Royal Easter Show.

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Protesters banned from associating with each other

The tough new anti-protest laws have so far failed to deter activists as familiar faces were back blocking the City West Link at Lilyfield on Wednesday.

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Sydney region copping the brunt of rain bomb

One region in Sydney has copped the brunt of Wednesday’s rainfall but there’s more to come, with forecasters warning up to 140mm could fall across the city and its surrounds tomorrow.

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