Alleged killer stays behind bars, Catley grilled over Triple-0 response
Bail has been refused for the accused killer of a mother of three, as Police Minister Yasmin Catley answers criticism of police response times in a fiery TV interview.
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‘Bus popping’: Dangerous new Sydney trend
A ‘pathetic’ new social media stunt known as ‘bus popping’ has seen clips shared of young people performing surfing-like acts on moving buses.
Sixty firefighters battle huge factory fire in Sydney’s west
Teams of firefighters are battling a huge blaze that has broken out at a warehouse in Sydney’s west on Tuesday.
Matildas’ coach to share keys to success at Vivid event
The trailblazing Matildas have cemented themselves as Aussie sporting royalty, and the man behind the scenes will give his behind the scenes insight into what makes the team tick ahead of the Olympics.
Forensic tests reveal riverbank newborn baby was a boy
Forensic tests on a placenta and umbilical cord found on a Sydney river bank three days ago have revealed the newborn baby was a male.
17 dead in 13 days: Horror road toll climbs as man falls from car
A man has died after falling from his vehicle on the state’s far north coast, adding to the “diabolical” death in NSW which has left 17 people dead in the last 13 days.
‘Shouldn’t have been on the road’: Two dead in motorbike-car crash
Police believe both a motorcycle and car driver involved in a double-fatal accident were driving illegally — and a top cop also unleashed on the behaviour of fellow motorcycles riders who didn’t stop after the crash.
Trio charged over $2.2 million e-tag fraud scheme
Three men from an organised criminal network have been charged over their involvement in a $2.2 million e-tag fraud scheme, after allegedly selling hundreds of fake toll tags to Sydney taxi drivers.
Elderly woman rushed to hospital after being hit by car
An 82-year-old woman has been rushed to hospital after she was hit by a in a Blue Mountains street. It comes amid a horror 24-hours on Sydney’s roads.
Two fishers killed after being swept off rocks in Sydney’s south
Two men, identified as Nepalese nationals in their twenties, have died after being swept into sea while rock fishing in Sydney’s south.
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