Sydney’s worst school zone speed traps revealed
The state government has raked in more than $20m in school zone speeding fines in just six months – with some drivers copping fines more than $3000. See the list of worst locations.
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Replica gun allegedly used in daylight jewellery store robbery
A man is on the run after allegedly threatening staff at an inner west jewellery store with what is believed to be a replica gun during a daylight armed robbery.
Queensland Rugby League player charged with rape, sexual assault
A QRL player who returned to the state after a stint in NSW was charged with serious sexual offences less than two months after signing for his hometown club.
Norco truck driver identified after life-threatening crash
A Norco milk truck driver who remains hospitalised after colliding with a ute in a serious crash near Coffs Harbour “may never be able to work again” as the community has rallied to support him.
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Mum’s the word: A media leak can spring from anywhere
If there’s a secret taskforce to find the ‘Telegraph leak’ over the Dural caravan affair, and they’re going to start interrogating people, please go easy on my mum, writes Crime Editor Mark Morri.
Famous mum’s bold bikini pledge for her daughters
Chezzi Denyer knows life in the spotlight is hard, but has made a fearless decision for the sake of her daughters. Calling all mums and dads – take the Great Parent Survey here.
$350m hospital revamp first in almost three decades
A southwest Sydney hospital is set for its first major upgrade in 27 years and will include an expanded emergency department and intensive care unit. Read more.
Industrial units given green light after approvals stoush
A major developer on The Central Coast which recently had a $4m project given the green light after an appeal, has criticised council’s inability to process applications in a timely manner.
Libs slam $130k ‘diversity, equity and inclusion’ Defence role
The Department of Defence is hiring at “gender diversity and inclusion” officer, which could pay up to $130,000. The role has been criticised by the Coalition as a waste of money.
‘The right path’: Aussie mum of six on her journey to Dr Teo
An Australian mum of six with a deadly brain tumour has ignored critics and followed her gut, travelling to China for surgery with “banished” neurosurgeon Charlie Teo.
Job fears over “Ikea-style’ bus imports
Jo Haylen vowed to build more buses for NSW, but by importing “Ikea-style” flatpack vehicles, much of the manufacturing will be done overseas, costing Australian jobs.
‘I’m no national hero’: Man who found suspected ‘terror caravan’ speaks out
A business owner who found the suspected “terror caravan” says he is “no hero” for calling in police, while unearthed social media posts show the caravan owner boasting with wads of cash ahead of the vehicle’s haunting discovery.
Three on the run after women egged in anti-Semitic attack
Three young men are on the run after egging five women at Bondi Beach in a targeted anti-Semitic attack, as more hateful graffiti was found plastered across homes and cars in two of Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Get the latest.
‘Clearly unacceptable’: Minns slams Haylen over winery trip
Transport Minister Jo Haylen was slammed by Premier Chris Minns, after it was revealed she had booked a driver to travel from Sydney to take her and some friends to a Hunter Valley winery.
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