Alleged south coast murderer’s bid for bail
A young man who police allege murdered his teenage cousin at a south coast party, has made a second attempt at bail after being in custody on remand for four months.
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Veteran’s alleged child sex assault case held up again
The case of a south coast army veteran charged with sexually assaulting a child in 2014 has been beset with delays once again, with a magistrate expressing his frustration at the adjournments.
Why south coast holiday hot spots need more EV chargers
As the demand for electric vehicle chargers swiftly rises on the state’s south coast, one Tesla-owning mayor is working to ‘future proof’ the area – particularly to cater for visiting Canberrans.
‘Rude’: Ward fuming after being left out of hospital event
State MP Gareth Ward has been left fuming after he received no invite to an event marking construction for a $438m hospital redevelopment, describing the act as “rude” and “silly”.
Are streaming services killing south coast cinemas?
South coast cinemas are fighting with a surge in visitors after the industry slammed to a halt during the pandemic. But, is the growing popularity of streaming services making this fight harder than it should be?
Prominent doctor appointed to prestigious position
When the new premier called Michael Holland, he thought it was just a social call. But then he was asked to take on a prestigious role as a parliamentary secretary for health and regional health.
Fisherman catches conviction after servo station bait theft
A fisherman has caught nothing more than a fine and conviction after he drove a friend to a service station to steal the fish bait freezer. When the police came knocking, he refused to give up the thief.
Boy, 12, stable after being struck by ute in hit and run incident
A boy who was lying next to bike before being struck by a ute in a hit and run incident is now in a stable condition, after being flown to a Sydney children’s hospital.
Man tells court speeding ticket is ‘not evidence’ he sped
A man has argued in court a ticket issued by a police officer was not evidence he had sped, describing it as just “a piece of paper with numbers”.
Man admits to drug supply following ‘Bluey’ bust
A man has pleaded guilty to drug offences after his arrest in a string of simultaneous police raids on the state’s south coast, triggered after the discover of a ‘Bluey’ toy stuffed with white powder.
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