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A man accused of repeatedly stabbing two family members in a frenzied attack allegedly told police he had every intention of murdering the couple, a court has heard.

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Chilling alleged confession in double family stabbing

A man accused of repeatedly stabbing two family members in a frenzied attack inside a Campsie home allegedly told police he had every intention of murdering the couple, a court has heard.

It comes as police allege a family dispute over inheritance money sparked the chilling confrontation, which saw 25-year-old Marvin Mahoney arrested and left his 46-year-old cousin fighting for life in hospital.

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‘It’s f**ken payday’: Confession for 42kg coke import

Four young crims-for-hire have confessed to their role in an international drug smuggling ring after Apple AirTags were used to pinpoint the exact location of a shipping container carrying 42kgs of cocaine.

Court documents reveal Australian Border Force officials detected the drugs hidden inside a refrigerated container - one of thousands sitting dockside on any given day at Port Botany - after it had been unloaded from a Singaporean container ship a week earlier.

Funds to high profile woman accused of drugging child blocked

A high profile Queensland woman accused of drugging her infant daughter whose illnesses she laboriously documented on social media has been blocked from accessing any funds raised for her family on an online platform.

The online fundraiser, which attracted more than $62,000 in donations after a series of heartwrenching videos of the unwell child in hospital, was started by another close relative – who subsequently shut it down after becoming aware of the allegations against the mother.

Sydney’s most awful buildings revealed

As part of our Bradfield series, James Morrow has looked at the worst buildings across Sydney.

How is it that a city with such a gorgeous natural backdrop could wind up with so many truly awful buildings?

Particularly in the last 80 or so years it is as if we decided that, well, our harbour and beaches are already so lovely it would be unfair to stack them out with really beautiful buildings, too.

How much NSW Police will earn compared to other states

NSW Police officers will earn up to $47,000 a year as a result of a massive new pay deal.

But how much does the new pay deal compare to what police in other states earn?