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Tileah Dobson has been working as a reporter since 2021, where she started with the Sydney Sentinel, moving to City Hub and the LGBTQ+ publication the Star Observer. She joined News Corp as a cadet and is now the reporter for the Blacktown Advocate, Hornsby Advocate and the Hill Shire Times.

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Surf legends Susan Wood-Moore and Peter (Cuz) Kirkwood AM on the walk of fame at Maroubra Beach. Susan became one of the first certified female surf coaches in 1985 and has since created dozens of organisations and surf schools. Peter has been involved in surf life saving for 60 years. Jane Dempster/Daily Telegraph.

‘Priceless’: Local surfing legends honoured in stone

Three local surfing legends in Maroubra are being honoured as the latest inductees into the Australian Surfing Walk of Fame.

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The work was originally meant to be done at night, but was moved to the day. Picture: Tileah Dobson

‘Struggle’ street: Sydney business owners’ fury over footpath delays

Local business owners and residents of a busy street in southern Sydney have voiced frustrations over delays in footpath upgrade works and the negative impacts on businesses including loss of income.

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Gosford Court House pictured Tuesday 2nd July 2019 (AAP Image/Sue Graham)

Cops negotiated for ‘several hours’ before man charged with DV

Police officers took “several hours” to negotiate before arresting and charging Andrew Buhagiar over domestic violence related offences on The Central Coast.

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The water is dumped into the ocean on Lady Robinson beach in Brighton. Picture: Tileah Dobson

‘It smells’: Residents fume over groundwater drainage on beach

Water being drained from a construction site and dumped on a popular beach in Sydney’s south has residents frustrated and demanding answers. Here’s what we know.

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The Run Squad has a diverse age range, from 6-years-old to 78-year-old. Picture: Tileah Dobson

‘Intimidation’ no barrier for Eastern Suburbs run club

Despite the ongoing popularity of running clubs, some newbies have admitted they are too intimidated to join. However a growing Eastern Suburbs club of 150 members says it caters for everyone.

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Sex Crimes Squad detectives charge Central Coast man for allegedly possessing child abuse material. Picture: NSW Police

Man allegedly had ‘several thousand’ child abuse images, vids

A Central Coast man has allegedly been found with half a terabyte of child abuse material, some of which falls into the most heinous category. Here’s what happened when he applied for bail.

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Police have charged the former employee over alleged data manipulation. Picture: NSW Police/Supplied

Former staffer charged with manipulating company’s data

A man has been arrested at Sydney Airport and charged over the alleged illegal access and manipulation of the data of his former Sydney workplace. Here’s the latest from court.

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‘Boring’: Backlash to plans for KFC in Newtown

Fast food giant KFC is set to become the sixth chicken shop to open its doors within a 100 metre radius in Newtown – but not all locals are loving the prospect.

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The white Ford Everest was later found on the railway tracks near Muller Street. Picture: Google Maps

Man allegedly led police on chase with pregnant woman in car

A central west man will remain behind bars until atleast Monday after he was charged over an alleged police pursuit with a pregnant woman in the car. Here is what we know.

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Officers from the Traffic and Highway Patrol Command assisted in the operation. Picture: NSW Police/Supplied

‘We will do more’: Council and police crack down on hooning

A spike in hooning across the Botany region has prompted both council and police to crack down on the anti-social behaviour. Here’s the plan.

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