‘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.
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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.
MacGill’s coffee hit as he awaits sentencing for cocaine supply
Fallen cricketer Stuart MacGill cut a jovial figure at a cafe near his Cremorne home as he awaits his sentence hearing — and potential jail — for supplying cocaine.
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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”.
Hadley’s big problem with welcome to country
Ray Hadley has spoken about how Peter Dutton’s stance on the welcome to country could sway voters, and reveals his main gripe about it.
‘Man in the arena’: Garside ready for May showdown
Former Olympic bronze medallist Harry Garside has unveiled a key training strategy in the lead up to his return to the boxing ring after a long hiatus.
The Sydney suburbs where STIs are rising
Australia is grappling with a hidden epidemic of sexually transmitted infections, experts warn. See the interactive map to view the areas with the biggest increases.
‘Fundamental problem’: Abbott takes aim at welcome to country
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has criticised the widespread use of Welcome to Country ceremonies, calling them divisive, politically charged, and “grating” in the wake of an Anzac Day controversy.
Mogo Zoo reveals baby gorilla’s new name
She’s been enthralling visitors for the last two months, and finally Mogo Wildlife Park’s newest addition has a name.
Revealed: What really caused the Gosford CBD scaffolding collapse
A 60m length of scaffolding was left unsecured for more than a day before it toppled onto cars in high winds and sparking chaos, a court heard. Now it can finally be revealed what went wrong.
Throwback gallery: Photos from iconic Sydney beach suburb
Check out some of our most iconic shots over the years from one of Sydney’s most famous beaches – Manly.
Little Rio’s legacy builds the state’s second paediatric hospice
Western Sydney will be home to the state’s second palliative care facility for children with life-limiting diseases, a lasting tribute to a brave 16-month-old boy who’s parents have battled for change.
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.
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