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Make a tasty apple crumble dish ter facilities and infrastructure now - whether that is the railways, the expressways, and even wineries, cafes and restaurants - which is taking our area to the next level." Page 1

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ARSON LIKELY CAUSE A FIRE said to be deliberately lit destroyed a three-bedroom Housing Commission townhouse in Cranebrook and damaged another home on Saturday night. Police said that at 9.30pm they moved on a group of people who were in the street looking for a party... Page 1

Future blocks more secure POLICE have urged the State Government to consider making security features such as secure letterboxes and enclosed storage cages mandatory in the design of new apartment blocks. The Government is discussing proposed design regulations with the... Page 1

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CHECK OUT OUR ANZAC DAY PHOTO GALLER.. MORE than 80 women are killed by their partners in acts of domestic violence every year. Enough is enough. Police no longer want domestic violence to be swept under the carpet. They want to make it everyones problem. PAGE 5 • Police urge public to... Page 1

Learning te Reo is childs play Learning a new language has proved to be childs play for pupils at a Marlborough school. Pupils at Fairhall School have been learning te Reo thanks to a more casual approach in the classroom. Teacher Romsey de Beer, who has taken te Reo courses... Page 1

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LIBS DUMP JIM DANIEL BANKSTOWN councillor Jim Daniel has been suspended from the Liberal Party and East Hills Liberal MP Glenn Brookes will stand aside from his parliamentary duties over an alleged breach of electoral rules during the NSW election last year. The NSW... Page 1

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Editors note As I am a model parent, I like to take my sons to Victoria Park on a sunny day to ride bikes or torment confused seagulls. But on Sunday, as I plodded after them yelling vague threats about what I would do if they aimed their bikes at one more dog I... Page 2

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ROADS SAFER DESPITE SPIKE A SPIKE in drink-driving arrests has made the peninsula safer because dangerous motorists have been forced off the road, according to police. New crime statistics reveal 650 drivers were charged with drink-driving on the northern beaches in 2015,... Page 1

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Elder abuse issues in spotlight Older people can fall through the cracks unless there is an inter-agency support approach, Family Works says. Elder protection service coordinator Geeta Muralidharan said older people had diverse and multiple needs that often required help from more... Page 1

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Snapping happy Take a bow Sydney. Last Wednesday Snap Sydney 2016 bought out the photographers in droves. From the races (above) to the bread shops like Wattle Bakers in Liverpool, people got creative with their images and also with their inspiration Page 1

All eyes on Moko sentencing The couple found guilty of the manslaughter of Taupo toddler Moko Rangitoheriri have each been sentenced to 17 years imprisonment at the Rotorua High Court on Monday, with a minimum sentence of nine years. The highest sentence imposed in New... Page 1

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FORTRESS SIEGE ENDS THE peace deal between the Sea Eagles and Warringah Council has finally been signed, despite last-minute skirmishes between staff over access to Brookvale Oval. The club has signed a oneyear licence, with the option to take another year, for... Page 1

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LONG WAIT FOR A DIP IT HAS been at least 80 years since it was safe to have a swim in the Cooks River. But the Cooks River Valley Association says the long-term goal is to make the river swimmable again. That goal would have been "pie in the sky" a few years ago, but... Page 1

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Drug crop busters MORE than 100 drug laboratories and cannabis crops have been uncovered by police across the south in the past 18 months. In the nine months to May, police shutdown three clandestine labs and seized 35 cannabis crops in the South Coast Local Service... Page 1

High steaks Proposed strata laws could see the end of an Aussie tradition with fines of up to $2200 being imposed for smoky barbecues. Page 1

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