Tamworth councillor to face court over alleged vandalism
Police allege Mark Rodda sprayed graffiti on a business in Tamworth in March. He’ll face court next month charged with damaging or destroying property.
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‘No safe havens’: Warning to Sydney gangsters after Haouchar jailed in Lebanon
For two decades, Bilal Haouchar was considered to be one of Sydney’s most ruthless gangsters. In a major victory for NSW Police, he was arrested in a city he and other underworld figures thought was a “safe haven”.
More than 1000 North Shore homes in dark after fire
Homes on Sydney’s North Shore lost power after an underground electricity box erupted in flames when hut by a car. The spectacular blaze threatened power lines and cars. Power is now back in all but 80 homes.
Deer in the headlights or really good cop? Who is Karen Webb
Karen Webb has become our most divisive public servant since she was appointed NSW’s first female Police Commissioner in 2021. With her exit from the job looming, here’s the inside story of her time in the role.
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Handbags and high heels: Sweet talker allegedly ‘bribed’ ABF official
A man accused of importing cocaine into Sydney with the help of a corrupt ABF official spoke intimately to her in intercepted conversations, telling her: “I’ve just got to get you a pair of high heels,” police allege.
$16 million war chest for Western Sydney airport
Western Sydney airport has a $16 million war chest and the promise of “no curfew operations” to get international carriers on board and ready to fly when the new facility opens late next year.
Midwife with hep B still working at hospital amid exposure fears
A midwife at the centre of a potential hepatitis B outbreak at a major Sydney hospital where up to 400 mothers and children could have been exposed is still working at the facility.
Police knew Dural caravan was ‘criminal con-job’ since late Feb
NSW Police ruled out the Dural caravan event as a real terrorism plot almost three weeks before it was publicly revealed to be a “criminal con-job”. Here’s the latest.
Luna Park’s iconic Wild Mouse back after $2m renovation
After two years and millions of dollars in restoration costs, Luna Park’s iconic Wild Mouse rollercoaster is back. We took a look before it opens to the public. SEE THE VIDEO
‘For Good’: Minns pays tribute to trailblazer with Wicked reading
NSW Premier Chris Minns has taken from the Broadway musical in paying tribute to the late HIV/AIDS advocate David Polson, at his State Memorial on Wednesday.
Judge doobie: Man found wearing socks on hands after courthouse car theft
A man who was due to face a magistrate instead opted to steal a car outside a courthouse high on drugs before he was found by cops slumped at the wheel – and wearing his socks on his hands.
Climate 200 founder won’t stop teals backing Dutton
The millionaire founder of the Climate 200 movement says teals candidates could back the Coalition at the upcoming federal election, if their voters support it.
‘Who wants one man forever?’: Richard White’s ex-lover breaks silence
Linda Rogan, the former lover of WiseTech Global founder Richard White has broken her silence after her court battle with the billionaire, revealing she is happy being single again – for now.
Man denies helping killer who shot dead roommate before body dump
A man has denied he helped a killer who brutally shot his housemate in the head before his body was callously discarded in a shallow grave on a remote Hunter Valley property.
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