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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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Liverpool

What the property looked like in 2021. Picture: Google Maps

Plans for more than 20 homes rejected on asbestos-riddled site

Plans to build 25 homes in a southwest Sydney suburb have been pulled due to asbestos concerns. Here’s the latest.

BREAKINGFairfield

A motorcyclist has died of his injuries after colliding with a telegraph pole in Strathfield during a high speed chase with police.Picture: Tom Parrish

Boy, 10, critical after being hit by car in southwest Sydney

A 10-year-old boy has been flown to hospital in a critical condition after being hit by a car in Mount Pritchard. Here’s what we know.

NSW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos FEBRUARY 15, 2025: People pictured waiting for a train at Central Station.Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw

Expect more delays: Trains dispute spills over to Sunday

Public transport users have been told to brace for another day of train delays and cancellations on Sunday, after the industrial umpire postponed its decision on the rail dispute.

NSW

Six people have been hospitalised after a three-vehicle crash on a highway south of Sydney., Emergency services were called to the Princes Highway in Waterfall, after reports of a three-vehicle crash in the southboundlanes at 6.10am on Friday. Picture: TNV

Man dead, six injured, car on train tracks in major crash

A multi-vehicle smash which saw a man killed, six people hospitalised and a car plunge through a fence near train tracks has added to trains chaos, with a section of the Princes Highway closed, and buses replacing trains on the South Coast Line.

BREAKINGBlacktown

Arianna (left), who tragically passed away at The Berry Patch Preschool in August 2018 and Helen Elizabeth Jacobs, 43, the owner of Berry Patch Preschool in Kellyville Ridge is facing six charges including failing to protect children from harm and insufficiently supervising children on two occasions in 2018.

‘Not satisfied’: Preschool owner wins appeal after death of baby

The boss of a northwest Sydney preschool found guilty of failing to protect children from harm, after a baby was found unresponsive in a cot and later died, has successfully appealed a conviction.

EXCLUSIVEBlacktown

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos APRIL 18, 2024: Blacktown Local Court. Picture: NCA NewsWire

International student’s second bail plea after alleged public sex acts

An international student on a visa who is alleged to have performed sexual acts in public, including near a bus stop and playground in western Sydney, has made a second bid for bail.

EXCLUSIVEBlacktown

NSW Police employee hit with domestic violence charges

A NSW Police employee who allegedly assaulted two women at a western Sydney home has been charged with domestic violence offences.

Hills Shire

Move over pickleball: Padel ball to expand in northwest Sydney

A northwest Sydney sporting club is hoping to spread awareness for the Mexican sport of padel ball by building six courts and a clubhouse. Here’s what we know.

EXCLUSIVEBlacktown

More artist impressions of the Seven Hills Community Hub. Picture: Blacktown Council

First look: $35.8m community hub revealed for city’s west

Designs for a $35.8m community hub with a library and function room to host 250 people have been revealed for a western city suburb. Here’s what we know.

Blacktown

Singh has pleaded guilty to stealing the woman's jewellery. Picture: Tileah Dobson

Fraudster uses his coconut to swipe $150k jewellery stash

A man who swiped $150,000 worth of jewellery from a western Sydney woman during a ritual prayer has pleaded guilty after using a coconut to conceal the theft.

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