One punch: Concreter’s brutal pub attack leaves man unconscious
A concreter unleashed a brutal, unprovoked assault on a man, rendering him unconscious for two minutes after delivering a one-punch attack in a “disgusting act of violence”.
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Man dies after being shot during hunting trip
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‘Cancerous growth’: Minns weighs in over writer’s Israel comments
NSW Premier Chris Minns says the Sydney Writers’ Festival should consider how the views of speakers will be received by the public after it invited an author who used the term “cancerous growth” when considering Israel.
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‘Keep people safe’: Minns hints at law change after deepfake scandal
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‘No excuse’: Rally against violence after Central Coast teen’s death
A rally to protest violence against women in the wake of the shock death of teenager Audrey Griffin has been held at Gosford, with young women and parents calling for better night safety measures.
The NSW seats and candidates to watch this federal election
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Elderly woman drives scooter off RSL balcony in Sydney’s west
An elderly woman has been left in a critical condition after driving her mobility scooter off a 5 metre high balcony in Sydney’s west.
Manhunt for $8k Pokémon card thief who posed as buyer
A valuable Pokémon card was stolen after a man posing as a buyer assaulted the owner during a planned meeting and made off with the valuable collectable.
Cashed-up unions give Labor an election edge
Unions have pocketed a stunning half a billion dollars from money-making schemes outside of their member fees, with a new study showing how the organisations have become a cash cow funnelling money to Labor.
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