Cops’ four-day trawl through alleged west Sydney drug den
Investigators needed four days to scour an alleged multimillion-dollar drug lab, where they uncovered enough chemicals to produce hundreds of kilograms of meth.
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Cop allegedly illegally accessed info about underworld shooting
A NSW Police constable, who allegedly failed to declare criminal associations, is also charged with illegally accessing data about bikies and information relating to a Sydney underworld shooting.
‘Tall order’: State govt stands by EV targets despite drop in sales
The NSW Government is standing by an ambitious target of having electric vehicles make up almost one-third of all new car purchases in just two years’ time, despite a downturn in sales.
‘Mental health’ fears as NIMBYs say six-storey building will block sun
A new hybrid building, encompassing retail space and commercial offices, is set to be added to one of Sydney’s busiest suburbs, but not everyone is happy.
‘Indelible mark’: Young rugby league ref dies suddenly
An “exceptionally promising” western Sydney rugby league referee has left his peers devastated after dying suddenly in his homeland aged just 31.
‘Great relief’: Plan to demolish affordable units deemed ‘inappropriate’
“You can’t even get a dog box” in Potts Point for the price of renting the suburb’s last affordable units, which are staying put after a planning panel rejected a bid to knock them down.
‘They don’t care’: Residents’ fury over ‘disgraceful’ Sydney road
Forced to swerve around crateresque potholes on a road they describe as better suited to a horse and cart than cars, western Sydney residents are furious at being “disregarded us like we’re nothing”.
‘Regrettable’: Second community faces big firework damage bill
Crater-like holes have wreaked havoc on multiple parks in a second western Sydney community grappling with the aftermath of illegal New Year’s Eve fireworks.
Suburban turf war as clubs fight for use of in-demand field
A Sydney reserve is at the centre of a heated debate over line markings and “safety risks” as clubs from two different sports defend their right to play on the ground.
‘Young bugger’ takes down surf iron legend
A young accountant has done what a new generation of fired-up young Aussies have failed to do in recent times – take a major win off the biggest name in the surf ironman game.
Bradman Cup: Every batter, bowler ranked
From swashbuckling tons to devastating bowling spells, there were some outstanding performers at the Bradman Cup. After crunching the number we reveal who starred with the bat and ball.
Johns/Daley Cup Season Preview: Can Monaro go back to back?
The Andrew Johns and Laurie Daley Cup comps are the premier regional pathway for young rugby league talent. We preview all teams across the two divisions.
Lisa Fiaola Cup season preview: Resurgent Dragons set to fire
The Lisa Fiaola Cup returns for its second season as a fully-fledged comp and a pathway for girls to the NRLW. We preview the upcoming season, continuing with the St George Dragons.
Sydney sale and auction results, week ending January 11
Sydney recorded 62 property sales over a million dollars last week, the latest auction and sales results reveal.
Where Aussies could face LA-style fire insurance disaster
Los Angeles is facing a second disaster in the aftermath of raging fires with vast numbers of homes uninsured. And experts have warned parts of Australia are heading down the same path.
Shock as big bank now expects rate cut within weeks
In a shock development, one of the country’s big four banks now expects interest rates to be cut within weeks, delivering instant $115 a month relief back to borrowers.
‘No f***ing way’: Portelli reveals Block raffle winner’s decision
Billionaire Adrian Portelli has revealed the winner of his mega-giveaway of all The Block 2024 properties and what option they decided to take. Find out what happens to the houses now.
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‘Grand Theft Auto’: Kidnapper on ‘mission’ to torture man for ransom
A money-hungry kidnapper likened the detention and torture of a man, who was held for ransom in Sydney for six violent days, to a “real-life” Grand Theft Auto mission.
Cleaner wearing scrubs, respirator arrested ‘mid-meth cook’
A Sydney cleaner has been accused of taking part in an international meth manufacturing ring after he was arrested in an “active drug lab”, allegedly midway through a “chemical extraction”.
‘Definitely not fake’: Amateur martial artist’s ‘story of lies’
An amateur martial artist and former Sydney TikToker scammed people into buying fake iPhones while awaiting trial for unrelated, serious charges, a court has heard.
Man arrested on rooftop after wild police pursuit
A dramatic car chase has ended with police arresting a man on a rooftop after he allegedly crashed into a cop car in the Southern Highlands before leading officers on a pursuit in Sydney’s southwest.
Teen flown to hospital after wakeboarding accident
A teenage boy has been rushed to hospital after suffering head injuries in a wakeboarding accident on the Hawkesbury River.
Cops called in as NDIS loses billions more to frauds, overcharging
Billions more taxpayer dollars are being lost through NDIS rorts and overcharging than previously thought, with the disability scheme crying out to police for help in stopping the fraud.
Paris Hilton launches emergency fund for LA fire victims
Paris Hilton has kickstarted a fund to support displaced families as more stars rally to help the victims of the LA wildfires.
High profile lawyer accused of bombarding ex with texts
Charles Bannister spent Tuesday morning sitting in police cells with people he usually represents, after police claim he harassed his former girlfriend over text and social media.
Which luxe hotspots did Aussie celebs choose for their holidays?
Australian media moguls, celebrities, musicians, and rich-kid heirs have jetted out of the country for some down time in some of the world’s most glamorous locations.
‘Deeply uncomfortable’: Star’s murky banned coach row
She’s one of the leading stars in the planet, but Elena Rybakina has a controversy which followed her to Melbourne Park – and she’s clearly not enjoying it. FOLLOW DAY 1 ACTION LIVE.
$1000 a task: Aussies’ top 50 popular fast cash side hustles
More Australians are turning to side hustles as a way of generating additional income – sometimes up to $1000 per task. See the top 50 list and what can lead to a full-time job.
What LA fires mean for your home insurance
The Los Angeles wildfires will push up the already skyrocketing cost of home and contents insurance in Australia, experts predict.
‘Helpless’: Aussie influencer’s LA fire appeal
An Australian model and podcast host is hoping to raise $100,000 to help heal the devastation of the Los Angeles wildfires, saying she had been “inundated” by messages from thousands feeling helpless.
School kid to ISIS terrorist: How ‘Mother’s Day Bomb Plotter’ was freed
As a Melbourne teenager, dubbed the “Mother’s Day Bomb Plotter”, he was recruited by Islamic State. He’s one of many kids being lured under the radar of terror watch lists. See how.
Tragic twist after Aussie killed in wildfires
An Australian man killed in devastating California wildfires can’t be added to the official death toll until one tragic development takes place.
Greenland ‘ready to talk’ to Trump
Greenland’s leader has announced he is prepared to enter into negotiations with US President-elect Donald Trump about the future of the mineral-rich arctic territory.
Aussie child star killed in horror LA fires
An Australian former child actor has been killed in the devastating California wildfires, as his mum blames authorities for shutting off the water supply.
‘Picking up’: Celebrity enclave facing inferno
The Palisades Fire is experiencing a flare-up that is threatening more communities, and there’s been a warning things are only getting worse.
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