Sarah Spina-Matthews
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'Sense of unease': art show explores nation's dark past (opens the original)
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For the first time in six decades, a famous series of paintings depicting one of the most notorious periods of Australia's history will be gathered in one place. Australian artist Sidney Nolan's 27 paintings which make up his Ned Kelly series will form part of an exhibition of the artist's work, which opens at the Art Gallery of NSW on Saturday. Born in Melbourne in 1917, Nolan became one of the nation's most significant modernist artists, known for his depictions of the history and mythology of
Man bailed after allegedly trafficking woman to Egypt (opens the original)
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A man accused of trafficking a woman to Egypt by impersonating her and cancelling her Australian visa while she was overseas has been bailed. Karim Mehelmi, 44, was arrested by Australian Federal Police officers at his home in Ryde, northern Sydney, on Wednesday. It followed a nine-month investigation by the force after reports a woman had been trafficked from Australia to Egypt in 2024. Mehelmi allegedly started the process of cancelling her visa before she went overseas to visit relatives. Whi
Sheriff's officers to wear cameras as incident captured (opens the original)
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A state's sheriff's officers will use body-worn cameras on the job, as footage of a dramatic courtroom incident captured during a pilot program has been released. The trial, which took place across NSW in 2024, was introduced to help deter aggressive behaviour towards sheriff's officers and help them feel safer at work. Sheriff's officers provide security at courts and help manage juries. They also action court orders, which can involve seizing property and delivering summonses - a role that lea
Attacks on Muslim graves fuelled by One Nation: leader (opens the original)
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Community leaders are condemning vandalism at an Islamic cemetery, saying attacks on multiple graves showed Australia is experiencing social warfare. NSW Police confirmed officers were investigating reports multiple headstones were damaged at the Australian Islamic Cemetery in Narellan, southwest of Sydney. Lebanese Muslim Association secretary Gamel Kheir said the community was shocked and appalled by the incident, especially as Islamophobia rises. "It's one thing having a go at the Muslim comm
Neighbour allegedly murdered family members weeks apart (opens the original)
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A man accused of murdering two members of a family on the same property a fortnight apart has faced court. The body of a 59-year-old man was found by police in a shed on a property at Gurranang, about 25km north of Grafton in northern NSW, on Monday afternoon. The discovery was made as police combed the address for clues two weeks after a 79-year-old man's body was found inside a home on the estate. Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi on Wednesday said the alleged murder victims were related, a
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