Olympians to OAMs: Western Sydney school’s class act
It’s the western Sydney high school that’s produced an alumni that has made waves in sport, hospitality, medicine and the performing arts. High achievers share their memories.
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Developer’s goal to turn small tourist town into ‘mini Double Bay’
A huge $34m apartment complex has been approved for a South Coast tourist town, with the developer behind the project saying he wants to see the area transform into a “mini Double Bay”.
‘You snapped’: Manager slaps customer in refund row
A Sydney green grocer was pushed to his wits end before slapping a customer, a court has heard.
‘Fearful, fed up’: Veteran launches community security patrol
Residential security patrols have been launched in the Northern Rivers after inundating pleas from “scared and angry” residents facing break-ins, repeat burglaries and tactics like doorknocking to target the vulnerable.
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Dutton demands PM intervene in Sydney rail standoff
As the long-running dispute between the NSW government and rail workers returns to the Fair Work Commission in a bid for a ruling to end rail strikes, Peter Dutton says its time the PM entered the fray.
Bullets fly in street as suspected gang hit caught on CCTV
Scary vision has emerged of the moment three men were forced to duck for cover as bullets flew on the streets of Sydney’s south in a suspected organised crime linked shooting.
Mother, daughter killed in Sydney house fire identified
A six-year-old girl and woman are dead — with another child and man fighting for life — after a horrific house blaze in Sydney’s southwest overnight.
PM will pay if trains aren’t back on track as 147 drivers, guards fail to turn up on Wednesday
Rail strikes that sent the network into meltdown on Friday could become a political train wreck for Anthony Albanese, with Labor MPs now concerned that the daily train chaos will hurt the government in crucial Sydney electorates.
‘Toothless tiger’ no more: Major reforms for SafeWork NSW
The state’s workplace safety regulator SafeWork NSW, will undergo a restructure and be given ‘more teeth’ one year after a scathing report into the watchdog’s practices.
Which party would get the teal tick of approval?
The NSW independents – who could be kingmakers in whether Peter Dutton or Anthony Albanese is our next prime minister – are keeping their options open.
Police may head to Israel to get influencer statement
NSW Police have still not obtained a formal statement from the social media influencer at the centre of the Bankstown Hospital nurse furore and will travel to Israel to meet with him if required.
Shocking number of NSW men admit they’re a danger to their families
Men across the state are putting up their hand and admitting they pose a danger to their partners and children, prompting the NSW government to boost funding for programs that help these men turn their lives around.
‘Humble’ man dies, five others flee house blaze in Sydney’s west
A detonated e-bike charger was found inside a house with no smoke alarms following a fatal fire that claimed the life of a young, “kind” man in Sydney’s west. See the damage.
Privacy breach as prison staff emailed health files of colleagues
An investigation is under way after a ‘routine’ email to prison staff saw sensitive files detailing the mental and physical health of more than 80 officers shared in error.
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