Accused knifeman fronts court after alleged slashing
A young man accused of stabbing another man in the neck with a flick knife during an intense argument in the state’s west plans to fight the allegations. Here’s the latest.
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Trio up for hearing after violent drug debt revenge plot
A South Coast trio who violently kidnapped, assaulted and threatened to use an angle grinder to cut the hand off a man during a violent drug debt revenge plot, are set to be sentenced.
‘Density done well’: Fate of $120m super development imminent
Developers of a sprawling $120m development on the South Coast could soon break ground, with locals urged to have their say before submissions close.
Prison break: Wild goose chase for escapee ends in dramatic arrest
A prisoner who allegedly escaped a minimum security facility on the NSW South Coast and went on the run from cops for more than a week has finally been pinched in the ACT and charged.
E-bike rider seriously injured in cop chase
A police pursuit in Dubbo was brought to a halt when an alleged fleeing e-bike rider plunged off an embankment and smashed into a creek bed, leaving him with serious injuries.
Mein Kampf man coerced child to torch ex’s $90k ute
A prison inmate concerned about his treatment in custody has been warned by a judge he “may need to wear a beanie for life” in order to cover a massive tattoo of Adolf Hitler’s manifesto Mein Kampf on his forehead.
‘Tragic loss’: Tributes flow for boy found dead at swimming hole
A “talented” teenage rugby player whose body was found after he vanished at a popular regional NSW swimming spot is being remembered as a “loving brother, son and friend”.
Dog the bounty hunter: $10k reward as hundreds join search for pet
A heartbroken pet owner has rallied hundreds of South Coast residents to help find her missing dog that vanished days ago after a mishap – and there’s a lucrative reward on offer.
Why misogyny drove councillor to pen empowering book
A councillor, businesswoman and former political candidate has turned her experiences with misogyny and sexism into a powerful new book which aims to help women rise above discrimination and succeed.
Fatal call to drive through flood made by group, friend claims
The friend of a Sydney man charged with the manslaughter of two mates after he drove through rural floodwaters has told a court about the moments before the ute was swept away by the “ferocious” current.
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