George Burgess is alleged to have thrown a phone onto a road during a road-rage incident involving another man in Wollongong on Monday night.

The state’s hospitals are crumbling under growing pressure from weeks of Covid outbreaks and rising cases that have led to hundreds of staffers forced into isolation

In recent times of drought and flood, city slickers have dug deep to support their country cousins — and now the bush folk are returning the favour. 

Protesters who vandalised Parliament and the Canberra home of the Prime Minister have declared that the mere $20 penalties for their acts are a message from the courts to “keep going” with more property damage. 

For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.au.

George Burgess is alleged to have thrown a phone onto a road during a road-rage incident involving another man in Wollongong on Monday night.

The state’s hospitals are crumbling under growing pressure from weeks of Covid outbreaks and rising cases that have led to hundreds of staffers forced into isolation

In recent times of drought and flood, city slickers have dug deep to support their country cousins — and now the bush folk are returning the favour. 

Protesters who vandalised Parliament and the Canberra home of the Prime Minister have declared that the mere $20 penalties for their acts are a message from the courts to “keep going” with more property damage. 

For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription at dailytelegraph.com.au.

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