Caravan owners take council to court over eviction bids
A dispute between caravan park residents and the local council will be fought in court, with locals claiming they remain in the dark just days before the deadline for their vans to be removed.
NSW
No cash splashes in Mookhey’s steady-as-she-goes Budget
Tuesday’s State Budget will contain no cash splashes or new handouts, with the Treasurer saying ‘Band-Aid solutions’ no longer ‘cut it’.
Liberal MP: ‘I had to beat cancer for our unborn baby’
NSW Liberal MP Matt Cross had just begun 24 weeks of chemotherapy against Stage 4 bowel cancer when his wife dropped a bombshell – she was pregnant.
Full house proves Glebe Island needs to stay in business
The need to save Sydney Harbour’s last remaining deepwater port has never been more important amid a full house at the site, with businesses saying their bid to stay is “not a cash issue”.
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Man jailed over brutal ear-slicing home invasion
A Central Coast man who took part in a gruesome home invasion in which pliers and a knife were used to hack part of the victim’s ear has been sentenced.
‘I’m sorry mum’: Man texts his mum after horror hammer attack
CONTENT WARNING: A man has been jailed for more than a decade after a horrific domestic violence attack in Sydney’s west in which he made admissions to his mother in text messages.
Labor MP snubs questions over dad’s offensive remarks
Approached at a pre-poll booth in Chatswood, the MP representing the tightest seat in the country, Jerome Laxale declined to elaborate on the homophobic remarks his father made towards a Liberal volunteer.
‘Are we the Jetsons?’: Council’s bid to fast-track driverless vehicles
A bid to future proof a Sydney community with driverless cars could solve traffic gridlock but bemused critics questioned “the Jetsons” idea when their council found it “almost impossible” to widen bridges.
Doggone clever: First day of puppy school for special seven
These cute puppies will spend the next 24-months training to be a lifeline for those with physical and psychosocial disabilities.
MacGill’s coffee hit as he awaits sentencing for cocaine supply
Fallen cricketer Stuart MacGill cut a jovial figure at a cafe near his Cremorne home as he awaits his sentence hearing — and potential jail — for supplying cocaine.
‘It’s a lie’: Hadley on $600b cost of Coalition’s nuclear plan
Ray Hadley slams the claim that the Coalition’s nuclear plan will cost $600 billion.
Cooper Johns walks away from ‘scary’ accident
NRL player turned comedy personality Cooper Johns has walked away from this scary car accident on Wednesday, saying he was happy to get out “unscathed”.
Why show could be over for unit, hotel plans at former cinema site
A plan for 90 units to be built on the former site of a neighbourhood cinema could be dumped after flood experts outlined risks to the land which developers want to upzone.
Manly Ferry disruption exposes glaring issue: MP
Harsh weather conditions lead to major disruption in F1 Manly Ferry services on Thursday, with the local MP saying it exposes a big issue for commuters.
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