Three boys at elite Cranbrook School pressed their faces into the tinted BMW car window. Inside were a balaclava-clad stick-up crew armed with an AK-47 assault rifle and pistols.
You do not know his name but he has been carving a reputation for himself in Sydney’s underworld ever since he was first charged with murder as a 12-year-old. This is Reynold Glover.
With a star witness in the form of Mr X and a seemingly strong case against Reynold Glover and three others, no one could have guessed the bombshell result of the marathon five-month trial.
When police finally caught Mr X, he promised to deliver the criminals responsible for committing the $6 million armed robberies — but they didn’t get the result they expected. READ WHAT UNFOLDED.
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Dr Charlie Teo’s critics accuse him of being a money-hungry, lone wolf who makes sexually inappropriate remarks. But what hurts most is the claim he doesn’t care about ‘bad outcomes’.
Australia’s acting ambassador to Afghanistan came close to being murdered by Taliban insurgents at a Kabul hotel. This is how she survived. WARNING: Graphic
A secret group of ex-SAS fighters have never received an Australian war medal. Now, Scott Morrison’s government is under fire to explain why not. READ THEIR DIARY OF MAYHEM
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The deadly threat of Covid hangs over daily life for millions of residents in lockdown from Fairfield to Blacktown. These are their stories of struggle, spirit and survival.
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A torrent of floodwater is threatening buildings more than 200 years old at the Australiana Pioneer Village in Wilberforce as the banks of the Hawkesbury continue to claim the town.
Record numbers of businesses and land owners set to be acquired for the Sydney Metro west have refused offers from the Government as gazettal was dubbed a “day of reckoning”.
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