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Cheryne El Hawat, chief operating officer at AusRelief, won the “emerging leader” award at this year’s Sydney Awards.
Charity

Pride can be a barrier for those in need. This Sydneysider found a solution

Cheryne El Hawat, 30, is one of several Sydneysiders who were honoured on Wednesday night for their contribution to the city.

  • by Michael Koziol
Adam Cranston.
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Courts

Adam Cranston pocketed $6.8 million from tax fraud, court told

  • by Sarah McPhee
The maximum toll for cars using WestConnex is $11.11, and for trucks $33.32.
Roads

Higher motorway tolls, petrol prices hit Sydney motorists

  • by Matt O'Sullivan
Drew Douglas was stabbed to death at a house in St Marys.
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Crime

Man allegedly made rambling call to police before woman’s fatal stabbing

  • by Perry Duffin and Olivia Ireland
NSW Police’s Operation Amarok, an ongoing crackdown on domestic violence offenders, has put hundreds before the courts in recent months.
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Domestic violence

The one change quietly lifting domestic violence convictions in NSW

  • by Perry Duffin
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Paul Scully; Michael Cassel
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Government probe after former secretary takes job with building giant

Planning Minister Paul Scully has ordered a review after Michael Cassel took up a senior role with Walker Corp just months after leaving the public service.

  • by Michael McGowan
NSW Transport Minister Jo Haylen, and inset, NSW’s new transport secretary Josh Murray.
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State Parliament

Transport secretary hand-picked for job by minister was not recommended for role

The panel set up to hire a new transport boss found Josh Murray, the former Labor staffer given the job by minister Jo Haylen, did not have enough experience for the role and that appointing him would be a “significant risk”.

  • by Michael McGowan and Max Maddison
Matildas fans
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Football club’s sponsorship-for-tickets scheme sent to Fair Trading

  • by Max Maddison
NSW One Nation’s three MPs are divided after Pauline Hanson removed Mark Latham as the parliamentary leader
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One Nation

One Nation MPs divided over loyalties after Latham dumped as leader

  • by Max Maddison and Alexandra Smith
The University of NSW wants students and staff to come forward if they believe they are being targetted by “foreign interference”. produces Australia’s most highly paid graduates.
University

‘Chilling effect’: Top uni warns students about foreign harassment

  • by Daniella White

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