Drug dealer murderer ‘stomped on’ inmate’s head three times
An inmate was left wounded and concussed after a violent prison bashing meted out by a convicted murderer, a man who stabbed someone to fulfil a drug debt, and another prisoner on remand.
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Sydney’s top real estate young guns of past year
Sydney and NSW’s biggest property deal-makers under 35 have been revealed, with some pocketing millions a year in their 20s.
Daring rescue to save young whale off Sydney
A team of volunteers have pulled off a miraculous rescue operation to save a young whale tangled by coils of rope off the Sydney coastline.
Hunt for ‘hooded attackers’ who ambushed, stabbed man to death
The 21-year-old who was ambushed and fatally stabbed outside a relative’s home in Pemulwuy on Thursday night has been named.
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CCTV of vehicle involved in Marsfield shooting
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‘Kinda crazy’: British superstar speaks out on Sydney fun police
A famous singer-songwriter has spoken out after his run-in with Sydney’s infamous fun police, sharing his thoughts on the city to followers across the world. pe got in the way. See the video.
Grandmother appears in court charged with murder of grandsons
A NSW grandmother has appeared in court charged with two counts of murder, just hours after the parents of two boys found dead in her care paid tribute to the children.
How red tape stopped Myles Smith’s Pitt St pop-up gig
British singer Myles Smith is performing to sold out shows across the country — but when he wanted to open his guitar case in Pitt St, council red tape got in the way. See the video.
A moderate voice lost to bloodbath
If David Coleman bucked the momentous nationwide swing in favour of Labor last Saturday, the quiet yet steady performer of the Liberal front bench could have been the next shadow treasurer.
$230m to support victims and kick abusers out of home
A safety scheme enabling domestic violence victims to stay in their own homes by fortifying their properties — while forcing their attackers to find their own place to live — will be rolled out across NSW.
‘White elephant’ wharves come with $500k annual price tag
Sydney’s newest ferry wharves lack a running service but will cost NSW more than half a million dollars a year to maintain, with local boaties barred from them for more than 15 minutes – despite their fees helping pay the upkeep.
‘Pretty cool’: Sydney’s school’s surprise connection to new Pope
While dignitaries and millions of devout Catholics are now clamouring for the opportunity to meet the brand new pope, one Sydney school has already been there, done that.
Coalition civil war explodes with Lib and Nat leadership fights
The Liberals and the Nationals are both preparing for heating leadership battles amid a civil war between the two Coalition partners over the defection of Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.
Sweeping reforms laid on the table in workers’ comp overhaul
Compensation payments for psychological injuries will cut off two and a half years earlier unless an injured worker can prove they will be significantly impaired for life, according to draft reforms released by the NSW government. Here’s how it could affect you.
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