Firefighters fight massive blaze in Sydney’s inner west
A large clothing factory fire in Marrickville has now been contained, after more than 15 fire trucks responded to the scene. Major roads are closed as the clean up continues.
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Man tragically dies in horror house inferno
A man has tragically died and a house destroyed in a horror early morning inferno on the NSW South Coast.
Sydney shivers through zero degrees morning
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Frequent flyer PM racks up whopping $1.9m in travel
The prime minister amassed a huge travel bill in his first term in office, with the Opposition maintaining Albanese should have been channelling some of that money into meeting with US President Donald Trump.
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Man dies after being shot during hunting trip
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‘Keep people safe’: Minns hints at law change after deepfake scandal
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‘No excuse’: Rally against violence after Central Coast teen’s death
A rally to protest violence against women in the wake of the shock death of teenager Audrey Griffin has been held at Gosford, with young women and parents calling for better night safety measures.
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Elderly woman drives scooter off RSL balcony in Sydney’s west
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Cashed-up unions give Labor an election edge
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