Home of Jewish family smeared with swastika
The former president of the Jewish Board of Deputies and his children have felt unsafe since a swastika and the misspelt German phrase “Jew Gate” were daubed on their home.
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Mapped: Best vantage points to see Sydney’s NYE fireworks
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Petrol prices reach new heights in Sydney
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‘Enough is enough’: Sydney’s biggest names take a stand
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Ex-treasurer grilled over conflict of interest claims in new jobs
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Drug summit spurs on huge funding boost for rehab services
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Why dozens of dead birds are washing up on the south coast
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Newly elected council’s plan to battle financial crisis with rate rise
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Country heartthrob’s debut Down Under: ‘Really exciting’
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Riley Green arrives in Sydney
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‘Just melted through’: Woman burned in Molotov cocktail attack
A northern beaches man is mystified as to why his home was targeted in a suspected Molotov cocktail attack, in which his wife was burned while she sat having “a quiet cigarette”.
College says sorry as tributes removed after 12yo girl’s suicide
Santa Sabina College has issued a formal apology to the family of 12-year-old Charlotte O’Brien, acknowledging that its initial response to her tragic death was “inadequate and hurtful.”
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