‘Was it sh*t?’: Magistrate’s music festival jibe after drug busts
A magistrate has questioned if “the music was sh-t” at a Sydney festival, wondering why a series of men had to sneak illicit substances in to enjoy the event.
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Alleged bikie charged after search finds guns, 2000 rounds of ammo
An alleged Lone Wolf bikie is behind bars after Raptor Squad cops uncovered six guns and nearly 2000 rounds of ammunition during a western Sydney search.
‘No excuse’: Cleaner jailed for dealing cocaine after Bondi bust
A magistrate has told a cleaner there’s “no excuse” for “being a drug dealer” after the 27-year-old was caught driving around with cocaine in an area “inundated” with illicit substances.
‘Distraught’: Harbour Bridge victim’s family makes desperate plea
The devastated family of a man killed in a crash on the Harbour Bridge last week is pleading with Sydneysiders to help get his body home to Africa.
‘Unfair’: Fuming locals fear church will end ‘peaceful weekends’
Residents are pushing back against an “unfair” bid to build a church in Sydney’s south, fearing it will exacerbate parking woes and bring “traffic, people and unnecessary noise”.
Rabbitohs prospect illegally recorded sex with woman ‘for the boys’
A South Sydney rookie recorded himself having sex with a woman without permission before a magistrate scolded he was “lucky to be there” in the first place when he was sentenced.
‘Achieves nothing’: Green accused of ignoring local issues
An anti-Greens activist has slammed the party’s lone representative on a Sydney council after he moved to determine whether ratepayers’ money is going to weapons manufacturers.
‘Could have killed the children’: Local rage over ‘hoon’ jet skiers
After too many close calls with dangerous jet ski drivers, southern Sydney residents are speaking out through an online tool designed to call out hoons on the waterways. Here’s how you can dob them in this summer.
Suspect’s face revealed in hunt for eastern suburbs attackers
Police have released CCTV footage as they hunt two men behind a late-night eastern suburbs attack and car theft.
Staffer swindles $23k in charity card con
A former employee of The Salvation Army racked up a huge debt on the charity’s credit cards by making an array of personal purchases, including food, fuel, clothes and trips on public transport.
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