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Fatal smash: Motorbike rider questioned
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Detectives have interviewed a motorbike rider over yesterday's fatal head-on collision in Sydney's south-west.
See-through scanners an 'invasion of privacy'
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Civil liberty advocates say a new airport security scanner that can see through a passenger's clothes "goes way too far".
Financial package 'will help local economy'
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The Federal Member for New England, Tony Windsor, says pensioners in the region will be better off because of the Federal Government's new $10 billion financial package.
Minister makes Tcard blunder
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The NSW Transport Minister has mistakenly said Sydney's integrated transport ticket will be ready two years early.
Retired policeman admits stealing rare chopper
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A former police officer has pleaded guilty to stealing a rare helicopter in April this year.
Junior officer charged with assault, affray
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A probationary constable has been arrested and charged over a brawl at Parramatta, in Sydney's west, earlier this month.
Sydney's sea sculptures unveiled
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Australia's biggest outdoor art exhibition is opening early before heading to Denmark thanks to Princess Mary.
Convertible 'may have been racing motorbike'
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Police say a street race may have been behind a fatal head-on collision in Sydney's south-west.
Sister murder case: woman remains in jail
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A Sydney woman charged with the stabbing murder of her 18-year-old sister has been mentioned briefly in Burwood Local Court.
Council fears fighting dogs killed roos, wallabies
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A council in Sydney's west is investigating whether dogs killed 11 kangaroos and wallabies at a popular nature reserve.
French league team says bonjour to coast
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The French rugby league team is on Queensland's Sunshine Coast preparing for the World Cup.
Pussycat Dolls perform at Opera House
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The Pussycat Dolls performed an exclusive concert at the Sydney Opera House last night.
Fatigue cracks sideline 20 Sydney buses
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The State Transit Authority has been forced to pull 20 of its gas-powered buses off the road.
PIC reveals Crime Commission probe
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The head of the Police Integrity Commission has revealed his organisation is investigating up to 15 complaints about the state's Crime Commission.
Masseur 'sexually assaulted backpacker'
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A masseur has been charged over the alleged sexual assault of a French backpacker in Sydney's east yesterday morning.
Van driver killed in head-on smash
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A man died and two other people were injured in a head-on collision in Sydney's west last night.
Bird rumoured to have flown to US
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Cronulla player Greg Bird has reportedly left Australia to join his girlfriend in the US.
Splurge renews hopes for housing market
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The NSW Govt and the Chamber of Commerce hope the PM's splurge will kick-start Sydney's housing market.
Crunch time for Australian Open: Ogilvy
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Geoff Ogilvy says the next couple of years will be an important time for the Australian Open golf tournament.
'Disturbing hygiene': Sushi World fined $61k
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A Sydney business supplying several sushi outlets in Sydney has been fined $61,000 for breaches of the Food Act.
Roozendaal's credibility called into question
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The New South Wales Opposition has tried to attack the economic credibility of the Treasurer, Eric Roozendaal, during a Budget Estimates hearing at State Parliament.
Manager quits council over Wollongong scandal
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The assistant general manager of Wollondilly Council, in Sydney's outer south-west, has resigned less than a week after the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) found he acted corruptly in the Wollongong bribes-for-developments scandal.
Jury played Wood's police interview
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The man accused of murdering model Caroline Byrne has denied any involvement in her death in a recording of a police interview played to a Sydney court.
High School Musical stars headed Down Under
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Lock up your tweens - the stars of Disney's High School Musical are heading to Australia.
Neglected children lived in filth: police
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Police say six children removed from their parents were living in filthy conditions in Sydney's west.
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