Job fears over “Ikea-style’ bus imports
Jo Haylen vowed to build more buses for NSW, but by importing “Ikea-style” flatpack vehicles, much of the manufacturing will be done overseas, costing Australian jobs.
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‘I’m no national hero’: Man who found suspected ‘terror caravan’ speaks out
A business owner who found the suspected “terror caravan” says he is “no hero” for calling in police, while unearthed social media posts show the caravan owner boasting with wads of cash ahead of the vehicle’s haunting discovery.
Three on the run after women egged in anti-Semitic attack
Three young men are on the run after egging five women at Bondi Beach in a targeted anti-Semitic attack, as more hateful graffiti was found plastered across homes and cars in two of Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Get the latest.
‘Clearly unacceptable’: Minns slams Haylen over winery trip
Transport Minister Jo Haylen was slammed by Premier Chris Minns, after it was revealed she had booked a driver to travel from Sydney to take her and some friends to a Hunter Valley winery.
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Inside the urgent calls of ‘getaway driver’ after Taha Sabbagh murder
Listen to the urgent phone calls made by Andy Pham as he tried to sort fleeing the country in the hours after he was involved in the murder of innocent father Taha Sabbagh.
‘Bang’ heard as southwest Sydney house catches alight
Emergency services have cordoned off a road in southwest Sydney after a fire ignited in a suburban garage before nearby residents heard a loud ‘bang’.
Cops probe alleged car dispute before man shot in the neck
Detectives are investigating whether an ongoing dispute over a car is at the centre of a shooting which has left one man with a neck wound and a second man in custody on remand accused of shooting with intent to murder.
How Josh Giddey’s sister helped NBA star bounce back
Hannah Giddey always had young brother Josh’s back during his dramatic rise to NBA superstardom, even when the fruits of that fame soured. Now, she’s a star on the court in her own right and Josh is her biggest fan.
How Sydney is celebrating the Australia Day long weekend
Picture special: Sydneysiders are celebrating Australia Day out and about at pubs, community events and beaches. Some got more creative, with a slip and slide made epic with a little help from firefighters.
Structural integrity under threat at western Sydney duplex
Defects which expose potential structural problems and threaten the health of residents have been exposed by the state’s building watchdog at a western Sydney development.
End of the line as residents slam sad state of train service
South Coast residents forced to endure painful wait times and the sorry sight of an outdated diesel locomotive have blown off steam toward the government, demanding the regional line be brought into the 21st century.
High profile gym owners barred from training over ‘crime link’ fears
The owners of a Sydney gym which made headlines when a father was killed in a brazen shooting have taken on the state’s combat sports watchdog after registrations were cancelled.
$74m facelift for electronic giant’s western Sydney base
A multinational electrical equipment company’s hub in western Sydney is set for a major $74m upgrade for its workforce of engineers, IT and commercial professionals. See what’s planned.
Push to end WFH: ‘If I don’t see them, I don’t need them’
Data shows working from home is starting to decline, but business leaders say there is still one major blocker hindering the momentum to get people back into the office.
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