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William Tyson is a news reporter for The Daily Telegraph. He began his career at the Telegraph doing an internship with the sports team before completing a News Corp Editorial Cadetship and becoming a graduate journalist. William loves covering local stories and has a particular interest in sports and crime. He has also worked as a digital reporter covering breaking news and producing stories.

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NSW

Kyle shares Vaucluse intruder drama live on-air

Police are hunting two intruders, spotted prowling around a home near KIIS FM radio host Kyle Sandilands’ house in the affluent Sydney suburb of Vaucluse.

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Hundreds of protesters including some carrying pictures of the recently assassinated Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah, blocked traffic as they marched through Sydney CBD on Sunday afternoon.

‘Should be deported’: Dutton’s fury at Hezbollah rallies

Peter Dutton has said it is “completely unacceptable” that no arrests have been made following protests in Sydney and Melbourne where people displayed pictures of the late terrorist leader Hassan Nasrallah.

NSW

Newtown Jets Rugby League Club outgoing Club President Barry Vining at his home. Barry has stepped down after being in the role for 32 years. He kept the club alive through the 1980s and helped rebuild the team. Picture: John Appleyard

Ex-Newtown Jets president dies celebrating historic win

The Newtown Jets are mourning the loss of their longtime president, Barry Vining, who tragically passed away after suffering a heart attack while celebrating the team’s historic win.

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Sydney is set to face heavy downpours, with up to 90mm of rain forecast to drench the city over five days

‘Rain band’: Wet weather smashing Aus coast

Millions of Australians have been warned to brace for more rain and thunderstorms, as parts of the country shiver through snow and winter-like temperatures.

NSW

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos MAY 17, 2021 - A ranger issues a fine in Sydney. A new report has revealed that Sydney city parking is more expensive with fewer spaces, as the NRMA backs technology to ease parking pain.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Christian Gilles

‘Bad old days’: Fears of attacks against parking rangers

The union is up in arms over the NSW government’s decision to ban ticketless parking fines, warning the move will put parking rangers at greater risk of assault and abuse.

Police & Courts

Raptor Squad officers arrest a 38-year-old man in Dulwich Hill, seizing over half a kilo of cocaine. Picture: NSW Police

Raptor cops smash major drug supply ring in Dulwich Hill

Police have allegedly smashed one of Sydney’s biggest drug supply rings, arresting three individuals accused of being key players in the mass distribution of cocaine in the inner west.

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Schoolchildren caught up in dramatic police chase arrest

Dozens of schoolchildren looked on in shock as a high-speed police chase escalated, with officers drawing their guns and a driver crashing into multiple vehicles on the NSW Central Coast.

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The price under the special is $4.50. Picture: Supplied

Grocery giants ‘specials’ expose sneaky tricks

A Coles supermarket in Crows Nest has been caught advertising snack bars as a “$5 special” despite the actual price being $4.50.

Police & Courts

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA- News Wire photos September 6 2021- Canterbury hotel on Canterbury Rd. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Adam Yip

Armed bandits terrorise Sydney hotel

Police are hunting a balaclava-clad duo who stormed a pub in Sydney’s southwest and threatened staff and patrons with a shotgun and pistol.

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Santa Sabina College, 90 The Boulevarde, Strathfield

Grieving father ‘disappointed’ in school’s response

A Sydney father has expressed his deep ‘disappointment’ with Santa Sabina College’s response to bullying after his 12-year-old daughter, Charlotte, took her own life.

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