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The Latest Breaking News from New South Wales

NSW Cop Ryan Barlow Has Finally Been Found Guilty Of Assaulting An Indigenous Teen In 2020

The 16-year-old could be heard saying "you don't have to hurt me" in viral footage shared three years ago.

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Mental health crises linked to almost half of all deaths or serious injuries in NSW police operations

Law Enforcement Conduct Commission reveals details of 157 ‘critical incident’ investigations

The Guardian - AU

Watchdog chastises NSW police on mental health approach

The NSW Police Force should urgently increase training for officers so they can better help people in a mental health crisis, the watchdog says.

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NSW coronial inquiry hears back-burning strategy was 'appropriate' response to Currowan fire

The NSW bushfire inquiry hears the use of back-burning was an appropriate fire containment strategy despite claims spotting from the fires may have destroyed homes and killed three people.

ABC News

Australian climber dies on Everest; NSW officer guilty of assaulting Indigenous boy; and Guy Pearce returning to Neighbours

Jason Kennison’s ascent of world’s highest mountain came 17 years after he was told he might never walk again

The Guardian - AU

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb defends not watching body-cam footage of 95yo being tasered

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says it "takes courage" not to view the body-cam footage of an elderly woman being tasered, and that she wants "a complete picture" of the incident before she looks at it, as the woman's family asks media for privacy.

ABC News

Trbojevic worn down by questions over fitness

Manly star Tom Trbojevic is adamant he has not been playing within himself, and is confident he can operate at full capacity for NSW in State of Origin.

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'You can’t not bring your whole self to something': how Jewish Indigenous women are navigating their dual identities

In 1965, James Spigelman joined Charlie Perkins and 30 other students on a bus ride around New South Wales to bring attention to the extent of racial discrimination in Australia. This would go on to be known as the Freedom Ride.

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Graham a chance for Souths despite NSW withdrawal

Campbell Graham could still line up for South Sydney this weekend despite being forced out of the NSW camp on Monday morning with a sternum injury.

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Police officer guilty of assaulting Indigenous teen

An Indigenous teenage boy yelled "you don't have to hurt me" while being assaulted by a NSW police officer, a court has been told.

The New Daily

As Queensland looks to the future for State of Origin I, New South Wales is betting on the past

With Brad Fittler and Billy Slater naming their teams for State of Origin I, both states are in unfamiliar positions their opponents would know well.

ABC News

Mark Latham to defend defamation lawsuit brought by Independent MP Alex Greenwich

The NSW One Nation leader is set to defend proceedings launched by the Independent Sydney MP over an alleged "defamatory and homophobic" tweet.

ABC News

NSW police officer found guilty of assault after slamming Indigenous boy face-first on to pavement

Magistrate dismisses Sydney officer’s claim he administered a leg sweep in self defence, saying any threat was ‘minimal or nonexistent’

The Guardian - AU

NSW gold mine investigated for dust pollution

The NSW environmental watchdog has requested a health risk analysis to determine if dust from a gold mine near Orange is impacting the community.

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NSW EPA launches investigation into Cadia goldmine after blood tests show metal contamination

Newcrest Cadia Holdings has until Tuesday to respond to the draft pollution notice

The New Daily

Police chief says watching taser bodycam will taint inquiry

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says viewing footage of an elderly woman being Tasered could affect her impartiality and taint the investigation.

The New Daily

Death knell for NSW’s first-home buyer experiment

Premier Chris Minns says Labor's proposed new tax concession scheme will benefit the majority of first-home buyers, with many paying no stamp duty at all.

AAP

Top cop says watching Taser bodycam will taint inquiry

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb says viewing footage of an elderly woman being Tasered could affect her impartiality and taint the investigation.

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EPA to probe Cadia gold mine after heavy metals found in residents' blood, rainwater

The EPA says it is concerned that Cadia Valley Operations is failing to meet its obligations following reports from residents that dust rising from its mine near Orange in NSW is contaminating their water and making their kids sick.

The New Daily

One Nation’s Mark Latham to face Sydney court

A matter involving NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham and the state debt recovery office is due to come before a Sydney court.

Newcastle Herald

HVO mine extension could blow hole in state's net zero plan

An estimated 400 million tonnes of new coal would be extracted from the HVO expansion project.

AAP

Latham cleared for unpaid mobile phone traffic fine

Mark Latham's name has been cleared in court over an unpaid fine, but a high-stakes defamation suit against the NSW One Nation leader is pending.

AAP

Push for 'fairer' plan for NSW first-home buyers

The majority of NSW first-home buyers would pay no stamp duty at all under the new Labor government's plans to replace the existing option of annual land tax.

The Guardian - AU

NSW to lift stamp duty thresholds for first-home buyers and undo Perrottet reforms

Minns government says changes will mean more than 80% of first time buyers will pay no stamp duty or a reduced rate

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New Footage Has Been Released Showing Six NSW Police Officers Handcuffing An 81 Y.O W Dementia

Body camera footage has just been released showing an 81-year-old woman and dementia sufferer being handcuffed by six NSW police officers.

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