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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 10, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for ABC Australia
- Top 5K sites
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Officer who hit man on hospital stretcher keeps job with NSW Police (opens the original)
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Steven Hyde will remain with NSW Police despite assaulting a man on a hospital gurney. The incident was captured on hospital CCTV and police body camera vision, which the ABC has exclusively obtained. NSW Police say the officer is subject to management action, including loss of rank and two years of restricted duties. A NSW Police officer has kept his job despite being found guilty of assaulting a man who was being wheeled into hospital on a gurney by paramedics. ABC News has obtained exclusive
Sydney teen admits planning CBD pressure cooker bomb attack (opens the original)
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A teenage boy has pleaded guilty to preparing for a mass terror attack in Sydney the name of ISIS. The Sydney court heard the then 14-year-old was exposed to extremist material on social media. The boy remains on bail and will be sentenced next month. A teenage boy has told a Sydney court he was considering carrying out a mass terror attack motivated by Islamic extremism in the CBD after being radicalised on social media. He was 14 years old when federal police arrested him in August 2024 at his
Ex-police officer claims she was raped by NSW officer after work drinks (opens the original)
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When Amy joined the NSW Police Force in the 1990s, she wanted to stand up for those who were unable to stand up for themselves. She was among just 10 per cent of officers who were female at the time and said women were "very unwanted" within the boys' club that dominated the force. "Their nickname for females was 'front bums' … that was common police slang," Amy, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said. "You were either classified as a slut or a lesbian … because there was no other reas
Man with DV convictions cleared to work with children as church minister (opens the original)
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A man with multiple domestic violence convictions has been granted a NSW Working With Children Check. The man, who wants to become a church minister, was initially denied his application due to his prior offending, but he appealed the decision. The law that allowed the man to appeal has been changed, meaning the state's appeals tribunal can longer overturn decisions by the NSW Office of the Children's Guardian. A man who was previously convicted of multiple domestic violence assaults has been gr
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