The night I hid from Ivan Milat | 5
Tasked with planting listening devices, former undercover cop Roy discovered a caravan filled with weapons before being forced to hide beneath it as Ivan Milat returned home.
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‘My own country’: Protesters try to block Price from town hall
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price had to be escorted by police into a town hall event after she was met with local Indigenous protesters who said her presence caused ‘angst and distress’ to the community. SEE HOW THE DAY UNFOLDED
Anti-Musk activists protest outside Telsa’s Sydney HQ
Activists have smashed up a cardboard model of a Tesla cybertruck and chanted for Elon Musk to ‘go to hell’ outside the Tesla headquarters in Sydney tonight.
Caravan park win overshadowed by ‘racist’ comments
Residents facing eviction from a caravan park have won a 12-month reprieve, but celebrations were marred after a councillor described Indigenous community members as “flame throwers” and “boomerangs”.
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Five inmates, prison officer injured in jailhouse brawl
Three prisoners have been taken to hospital, a prison officer injured and various weapons seized by police following a violent jail house brawl on Friday.
Race chief: Explain racism to kids or maintain white supremacy
Australia’s Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman also said ‘we live in a world and in a country where to be white is better’. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE.
‘Painting over the rules’: MP’s campaign cops heat over graffiti
A federal member’s campaign team is under fire for “defacing public property” in its latest advertising strategy, as tensions heat up on the hustings in Sydney’s east.
Hundreds gather to farewell local sports star after shock death
Hundreds of family and friends gathered to celebrate the life of Audrey Griffin, a 19-year-old local sporting sensation.
Luxury French fashion house proposed for grand central arcade
Sydneysiders’ appetite for couture is being met with a flashy fashion chain to open its fifth store in the city, and in one of the country’s grandest arcades. Here is what we know.
Surgeries canned as doctors’ strike continues
Doctors strike enters second day after elective surgeries were cancelled across the state yesterday amid a bitter wage dispute.
Energy experts unpack fiery election face-off on power prices
Leading energy experts have questioned key claims on power prices from both Labor and the Coalition as electricity bills shape up to be a major battleground this election.
Clinic manager spent business funds on crypto: court
A trusted former Northern Rivers medical clinic manager used tens of thousands of dollars she fraudulently obtained from the business to buy items for herself – ending in a firm rebuke from a court.
How routine blood test revealed woman’s terrifying diagnosis
A woman “with a heart of gold” has one last chance to fight for her life after a routine blood test revealed a sinister condition taking over her body.
‘I’m so scared’: Coast businessman raped woman
A 53-year-old businessman on The Central Coast has been jailed for an appalling rape on a woman, which left the victim fearing for her life.
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