‘Abandoned’: Western Sydney mayor slams surplus land sale
A western Sydney mayor claims the region has been “abandoned” as land under investigation for a future rail line has been quietly put up for sale.
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‘Postcode wars’: Knives and danger lurking on our streets
When two teenagers were stabbed to death at Blacktown within months of each other in late 2021, police knew they had to act. See firsthand what they’ve done as we take you inside their blitz on gangs and blades in Western Sydney.
‘One foot in the grave’: Alleged smuggler’s plea to look after sick mum
A Queensland lawyer charged with helping an alleged caravan ‘terror plot’ mastermind flee Australia on a boat has vowed to fight the charges after he was given bail partly so he could look after his mother. SEE THE VIDEO
Accused knifeman allegedly steals taxi, sparks pursuit
A Canberra man accused of stealing a taxi at knifepoint led police on a reckless high-speed chase through the city before a dramatic arrest in the suburbs.
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Botched cosmetic procedures complaints double in a year
NSW’s Health Care Complaints Commission has slapped five practitioners and two clinics with interim prohibition orders since January last year, as complaints to the health body increase sharply.
Footy greats add a touch of class to Olympics bid
The campaign to elevate touch football to Olympic status has been turbo-charged with the recruitment of two Australian sporting greats: NRL legend Brad Fittler and AFL Hall of Famer Marcus Ashcroft.
PM’s Budget power play: $150 for electricity bills
The Albanese government will spend $1.8bn on what it claims is a ‘responsible’ cash splash aimed at easing the cost of living, as Labor rushes to prepare an unexpected Federal Budget.
PM tells workers: ‘Don’t go into the office’
The Albanese government says workers will be left almost $5000 a year worse off if they are forced back to the office under a plan pushed by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton. TAKE OUR POLL.
‘I’ll stand by my son’: Icebergs founder responds to allegations
Famous hospitality figure Maurice Terzini has broken his silence about sexual misconduct allegations made against his son Sylvester Terzini.
Blitz on new homes as defects found in half of houses
One in two freestanding homes that have undergone a building inspection during construction or after completion in the past year have been found to have defects.
Police seize hat in probe into body found in Sydney paddock
A black hat found in a northwestern Sydney backyard has been seized by police in a second operation in as many days, after a man’s body was found nearby last week.
Hayne offloads his final Parramatta investment unit
Former NRL star Jarryd Hayne has offloaded the last of his investment apartments he bought off the plan in Parramatta in 2013 when playing with the Eels.
‘They’re an anti-Semitic party’: Leeser blasts the Greens
It was a Paul Keating tax on flavoured milk that piqued a young Julian Leeser’s interest in politics, but now the MP is driven by fighting for a fairer society for all.
Incredible rescue after woman left trapped in van
A woman was left trapped in a van following a crash in southeast Sydney this afternoon.
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