Bucket list: Couple’s trip down the aisle before man loses memory
A western Sydney man’s life was turned upside down when he was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s at 55. Now, he and his fiance are prioritising making memories while he still has his.
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Named: Man extradited, charged with murder in southwest Sydney
A 30-year-old man has been charged with murder, following investigations into the death of a man whose body was found in an apartment complex in southwest Sydney in 2022.
Pub wins 24/7 trading rights after nameless NIMBY noise battle
A noise battle between a Sydney restaurant and residents of one of the city’s most sought after buildings has come to a head as new planning controls pave the way for venues to operate 24/7.
‘Ruins my day’: Sydney council urged to tackle roadside boat dumpers
Frustrated property owners say authorities are not doing enough to track down and fine selfish boat owners who are dumping ugly, dilapidated vessels along northern beaches’ back roads.
Busting: CBD’s dunny desert prompts council action
‘When you’ve gotta go, you’ve gotta go’ – a phrase used too often by people in Sydney’s CBD who are unable to find a public toilet late at night. Finally, there’s a plan to fix the busting issue.
Driver pleads guilty after deadly crash claimed his brother’s life
A driver who was behind the wheel of a ute when his brother – a father of six – died in a horror crash in Sydney’s west has pleaded guilty almost two years after the fatality.
105k incidents: New wave of child sex offenders unmasked
The number of child sexual abuse crimes is on the rise, with more than 100,000 recorded incidents over the last decade. Some of the state’s most recently convicted offenders can be revealed.
Public outrage could scupper Sydney marina upgrade plan
A bid to revamp a popular Sydney marina has sparked an avalanche of public submissions from locals worried that their tranquil waterway will be clogged with bigger boats.
Turf war breaks out over ‘car yard’ plans for popular Sydney park
A turf war has broken out over the use of a community park in Sydney’s south after plans were revealed to allow large sections of the grasslands to be used for a “spillover” carpark for events including concerts, markets, weddings and fitness groups.
NSWRL Junior Reps Rd 7: Latest results, scores from around the grounds
Teams are making their moves with just three rounds remaining in the NSWRL Junior Reps. Catch up on all the latest results from around the grounds with our coverage of all four grades.
Mauled! Unbelievable last-minute move in Waratahs As v Brumbies Runners
It took until the 81st minute for the Waratahs A’s and Brumbies Runners battle to be determined – and it was worth the wait. Stars, result and great photos
Red hot! Waratahs v Reds U18s arm wrestle a glimpse into rugby’s future
The future of Australian rugby produced heart, speed, snazzy footwork and a big upset as the Waratahs and Queensland Reds produced a ripper in their U18s series finale. Stars, result wrap
Family ties! NSW Waratahs rugby teen following father’s lead
Rugby is a family affair for teenage rugby young gun TJ Talaileva who has a couple of big goals on his sport hit-list this season – including one today in Sydney.
Sydney sale and auction results, week ending March 22
Sydney recorded 407 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Council ignores residents, approves mega shed
Wound-up neighbours claim their lives have been ruined by a brutal battleship-grey mega shed which blocks the sun and makes them feel like they’re in a prison camp.
Why $7m home has ‘never been slept in’
A $7m Aussie waterfront home has never been slept in for a reason that will make your eyes water.
‘Reason for hope’: suburbs with $10k rent drop
There is hope for Sydney’s renters as suburbs around the city have begun to drop in value. See the suburbs where prices are now up to $200 per week cheaper.
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Charges to be dropped against man accused of murdering brother
Three charges against a man who allegedly killed his brother, who had just been released from prison, are to be withdrawn following the one-year anniversary of his death. Read the latest.
Elderly women injured after car crashes into Sydney home
Two elderly women have been injured after a car crashed into a home in southwest Sydney. Here’s the latest.
‘Vile’ alleged mass shooting threat against second Sydney mosque
Police are investigating an alleged mass shooting threat to one of Australia’s largest mosques with a NSW minister slamming the incident as “unconscionable”.
‘Very weird’: Parcel delivery scam sweeps into Sydney
Weird parcels containing cheap socks, dirty stuffed toys and old rags are turning up on Sydney doorsteps. We explain what’s going on and what to do if you get one of these parcel scams.
New primary school for one of Sydney’s newest suburbs
One of northwest Sydney’s newest suburbs is set to receive a new primary school as the demand for more education facilities continues to grow.
Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: Radio war erupts over NRL great
The two radio stations in a shootout for Bryan Fletcher, a recent NRL coach joins the match review committee and Tommy Talau dishes out on Jess Sergis all that and more in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.
Notorious rapist’s bid to unmask secret witnesses
How did a court react to a rapist’s attempt to unmask the witnesses dobbing him in? Who’s involved in the intriguing Sydney crime being investigated by the Crime Commission? And what’s the latest in a defamation war between two leading lawyers? The Snitch is here.
ScoMo returns to the political scene
With an election in the offing, former PM Scott Morrison has returned. Plus, who will be targeted next ICAC, and which ministers have the most advisers? The Sauce is here.
Credlin: Make no mistake, it’ll be budget full of bribes
The Prime Minister will use the budget to try to bribe his way back to office but stop and consider everything that’s going wrong and how the government is making it worse, writes Peta Credlin.
‘I took my real estate agent to task and won. Why you can too’
For stressed, vulnerable house hunters who are unknowingly misled, Lisa Mayoh implores everyone to take a stand, use your voice and fight for what’s just.
Senior detectives reveal how ‘boys club’ may have let Rachelle down
Former senior detectives have revealed cold cases involving violent crimes against women — like Rachelle Childs who was murdered and burned — suffered for a critical reason.
Photo evidence sheds light on Rachelle’s cold case
Images have shed new light on Rachelle Childs’ murder investigation, showing key clues the killer may have left.
Serial killer fears: Rachelle’s body found near another victim
The inexplicable circumstances of Rachelle Childs’ death sparked fears a serial killer was on the loose after her burning remains were found near another female murder victim.
Teacher’s Pet cop: Why Rachelle Childs’ murder is ‘solvable’
The high-profile detective who helped jail Chris Dawson through the Teacher’s Pet investigation is now looking into the murder of Rachelle Childs – and believes it’s “solvable”.
‘GETTING DESTROYED’: Trump’s enemies in ‘unprecedented’ crisis
A New York Times columnist, of all people, has unleashed a brutal opinion revealing how Donald Trump’s opposition party has screwed up.
Aussie doc’s chilling video from Gaza
A chilling video shared by an Australian doctor from inside a hospital in Gaza reveals the devastating reality of what’s happening. WARNING: Confronting.
Why you only see Elon with same child
Elon Musk’s four-year-old son Lil X has become a Washington star, even hanging out with the president, but the full picture is unsettling.
‘Desperate’: Sick crisis hits 50 million men
This nation is experiencing a crisis, with reports tens of millions of men will be “doomed”. Now, many are resorting to extreme measures.
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