Hundreds arrested in domestic violence blitz
Hundreds of people have been arrested, including men from the Central West, in a statewide domestic violence blitz. Here’s the latest.
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Cops move to the bush to combat crime
In the past 12 months more than 100 police officers have transferred to communities hit hardest by the regional crime wave, as part of a paid incentive scheme.
‘Preventable death’: Father of dead son welcomes findings
The father of a man who died after he was misdiagnosed in a regional hospital has welcomed a coroner’s findings, including a recommendation that a senior doctor be referred to a complaints commission. Here’s what we know.
‘Going for a drag’: Man clocked at 170km/h with 9yo in car
Highway patrol officers have been left in “disgust” after a man travelled at 170km/h with a nine-year-old child in the back seat.
Murder charge dropped over fatal stabbing
Prosecutors have dropped a murder charge against a Sydney man who had been accused of being involved in the fatal stabbing in the state’s central west. Here’s the latest.
Former senior prison officer convicted over explicit images
A former corrections officer has been slammed by a regional magistrate after not “acknowledging the seriousness” of sending an explicit image to a group of children. Read his sentence.
House set alight for second time after fresh reno
A public housing property, which had been freshly renovated in the state’s central west, has been set alight for the second time in 12 months. Here’s more in this week’s central west street watch.
‘I want to do that’: New cops start careers in western region
The Orana Mid-Western Police District has welcomed two new officers with regional backgrounds to the team. Here’s more.
Elderly man, 90, hospitalised after allegedly being hit by ute
Police are investigating after a ute allegedly struck a 90-year-old man, who was subsequently taken to a hospital in the state’s central west with minor injuries.
‘Hypocritical’: Govt slammed as Sydney sheriff’s officers join statewide strike
Sheriff’s officers across the state have walked off the job for the fourth time in two months as they fight for better pay while shouldering more risky and stressful work.
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