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Sydney communities left 'scared' after mistaken-identity shootings (opens the original)
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Residents impacted by gang violence and mistaken identity shootings say they are "scared" and "unnerved". A Merrylands beauty therapist says she has considered moving like some of her clients. A Glen Alpine business owner says some friends are "really quite angry" about the mistaken shooting death of a local. Residents caught in the crossfire of Western Sydney's gang violence say they are fearful and angry after a series of mistaken-identity shootings linked to organised crime. Eight innocent pe
Crime lessons Sydney could learn from former murder capital of Europe (opens the original)
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A justice reform advocate says young people accepting contracts from underworld figures to commit crimes are being "exploited". Mindy Sotiri says Scotland, Spain, Hawaii and New York have successfully reduced youth crime with a public health approach. Proposed legislation for some children to face adult penalties if convicted of organised crime violence are set to be debated in NSW parliament. Young people contracted by gangs to commit crimes "shouldn't be punished" for being "exploited", a just
Hitchhiking birds become 'regulars' on Sydney trains (opens the original)
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You may have heard of snakes on a plane, but what about birds on a train? A pair of common myna birds have become regulars on Sydney's inner-city North Shore Line, perching themselves on the back of the seats during quieter hours. The lively duo went viral after Sydney journalist Jackie Dent posted a recording of their morning on social media. Ms Dent said upon boarding a train at Roseville Station in Sydney's upper north shore on a Sunday morning, she spotted two of the introduced species on th
Man shot dead in Sydney home invasion appears to be 'innocent' (opens the original)
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The NSW police commissioner says a man shot dead in a Sydney home invasion appears to be an "innocent life" lost to organised crime. University student Marco Tapia died early Tuesday morning after multiple offenders broke into the Glen Alpine home. Investigations are ongoing with assistance from the State Crime Command's Homicide Squad. A man shot dead in a Sydney home invasion previously described as a "targeted" attack now appears to be a case of mistaken identity, New South Wales police commi
'Life gets dark': Mother running in Sydney Marathon in memory of dad (opens the original)
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Despite Natasha Littler having run six marathons in Australia, the race this weekend means the most. She is set to run the 42.2-kilometre Sydney Marathon in memory of her father, Garry Rae, who died by suicide when she was seven. "It's very hard to remember, but I remember that he was a smart man. He loved playing the good old Minesweeper [video game]. He worked in tech and IT," the 36-year-old said. Ms Littler's parents divorced when she was three. "He remarried, but I don't think it was ever t
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