Man jailed over brutal ear-slicing home invasion
A Central Coast man who took part in a gruesome home invasion in which pliers and a knife were used to hack part of the victim’s ear has been sentenced.
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‘I’m sorry mum’: Man texts his mum after horror hammer attack
CONTENT WARNING: A man has been jailed for more than a decade after a horrific domestic violence attack in Sydney’s west in which he made admissions to his mother in text messages.
Labor MP snubs questions over dad’s offensive remarks
Approached at a pre-poll booth in Chatswood, the MP representing the tightest seat in the country, Jerome Laxale declined to elaborate on the homophobic remarks his father made towards a Liberal volunteer.
‘Are we the Jetsons?’: Council’s bid to fast-track driverless vehicles
A bid to future proof a Sydney community with driverless cars could solve traffic gridlock but bemused critics questioned “the Jetsons” idea when their council found it “almost impossible” to widen bridges.
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Little Rio’s legacy builds the state’s second paediatric hospice
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How ‘floridly psychotic’ Bondi Junction killer slipped through the cracks
Joel Cauchi was “lost” to flailing mental health systems in two states – while Googling serial killers online and writing a note to “call knife sharpener”, Day 1 of the inquest into his deadly stabbing rampage in which he killed six people heard.
Forbes women’s shelter struggling one year after Molly’s death
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Ex-brothel boss Eddie Hayson spotted after 14 months in jail on remand
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‘We’re going to act’: Minns vows to close deepfake loopholes
Following yesterday’s Daily Telegraph report, domestic violence and mental health advocates have called out the “severe” and “traumatic” distress caused by explicit AI images created without consent as Premier Chris Minns flags outlawing the practice.
Shock new details on Audrey Griffin’s accused killer’s suicide
Chilling new details can be revealed about the lead-up to Adrian Torrens’ suicide at Silverwater Jail last week, just days after he was charged with 19-year-old Audrey Griffin’s murder.
Lib local vs Bellevue Hill blow-in: Inside the fight to win Parra
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