Positive news after fiery Cammeray car crash
As police investigate how a car packed with five teenagers slammed into a tree and caught alight after a chase, some of the injured teens are improving in hospital .
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Meet the 95-year-old who’s walking 200km
You’re only as old as you feel, and great-grandmother Heather Lee is living proof— with the 95 year-old fitness enthusiast taking part in a 200-kilometre walk for charity.
‘I’m running late for work’: student busted driving at 280km/h
An international student allegedly caught speeding at 280km/h, believed to be the fastest ever recorded in NSW, told shocked police he was running late for work.
Does the $20 meat pie pass the taste test?
The stakes were … pie. William Tyson lined up the humble Four’N Twenty, a 7/11 servo classic, and the $20 LuMi Pithivier meat pie, to see if the luxe variety passed the taste test.
Human error not to blame for lions’ escape: Taronga Zoo
Human error was not to blame for five lions escaping from their enclosure at Taronga Zoo. Read what the zoo’s initial investigation has revealed.
Mum killed in Sydney house fire
An elderly mother was killed in a “fierce” house fire that destroyed a home in Sydney’s inner-west overnight.
Abbie Chatfield’s Top 10 finish in magazine’s Hot 100
Social media sensation Abbie Chatfield has cracked into the top ten of Maxim magazine’s Hot 100 Australia list for the first time. See who else made the countdown.
Where private schoolboys got their fake cash
Private schoolboys who allegedly used counterfeit $50 notes to try to scam cash from eastern suburbs businesses have been suspended from their $40,000 a year school amid revelations about where they accessed the fake notes.
How dad’s desperate plea to gangland son ended in tragedy
Toufik Hamze’s begged his son Salim to quit Sydney’s underworld, but it fell on deaf ears. It ended with the duo being gunned down as they sat in a car in Sydney’s west last year.
Elite school teachers ‘tried to downplay’ alleged fake cash scam
WATCH VIDEO: Teachers from one of Sydney’s most exclusive schools ‘tried to appease’ a shopkeeper after students allegedly used counterfeit cash to swindle him out of $100.
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