Sutherland
Pentecostal predator had ‘lifetime free of punishment’ for Sydney child abuse
A former volunteer at former prime minister Scott Morrison’s church in Sydney has been jailed for sexually abusing a young girl 40 years ago.
- Amber Schultz
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Sydney suburbs where unloved homes are getting more expensive
Of the 2700-plus Sydney properties passed in at auction over the past six months, more than half were re-advertised with a higher price guide.
- Alice Uribe
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Sydney childcare worker charged with possessing child abuse, bestiality material
The 50-year-old who was charged after allegedly attempting to meet someone he believed was a teenage girl.
- Amber Schultz
Forget the latte line. There are now four Sydneys
Sydney’s haves and have-nots used to be divided roughly by a line running from the airport through Parramatta. It’s not so simple any more.
- Mostafa Rachwani
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Urgent security review for all NSW public hospitals after alleged gas sabotage
A man has died at Sutherland Hospital after a woman allegedly tampered with gas supplies at the facility, sparking the investigation.
- Daniel Lo Surdo, Angus Thomson, Megan Gorrey and Sally Rawsthorne
‘Such a convenient place’: The new star of Sydney’s property market
It’s not the ritzy eastern suburbs, family favourite inner west or picturesque lower north shore – but for owners, it’s almost bulletproof.
- Sue Williams
Developer who illegally cleared land to build $3 million mansion forced to replant native bush
After illegally clearing the site, landowners proposed to build a mansion which included a tenpin bowling alley and a man cave.
- Kayla Olaya
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‘You feel like Darryl Kerrigan of The Castle’: How Adam got charged for his own solar power
Home owners who assumed their solar panels would help cut the cost of their electricity have just received a surprise bill, and they’re outraged.
- Sue Williams
Where Sydney home owners are selling now
Home owners taking their properties to market in the new year are competing with those that failed to sell during the springtime.
- Kristy Johnson
