NSW Police Will Recruit Up Tp Four State Of Origin Stars

NSW Police will recruit up to four State of Origin stars – and former NRL champion Sonny Bill Williams – to target the ugly postcode wars in Sydney’s west.

NSW Police will recruit up to four State of Origin stars – and former NRL champion Sonny Bill Williams – to target the ugly postcode wars in Sydney’s west.

A FORMER staffer for Gladys Berejiklian has admitted to sexually abusing two children while he was a teenager.

THE Covid-19 vaccine mandate could be lifted for staff at most NSW schools as soon as next month, under a proposal to return at least 1000 teachers to classrooms.

UNDERCOVER investigations usually feature a secret agent risking their life to uncover drug rings and organised crime networks – not to find missing wooden pallets.

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NSW Police will recruit up to four State of Origin stars – and former NRL champion Sonny Bill Williams – to target the ugly postcode wars in Sydney’s west.
A FORMER staffer for Gladys Berejiklian has admitted to sexually abusing two children while he was a teenager.
THE Covid-19 vaccine mandate could be lifted for staff at most NSW schools as soon as next month, under a proposal to return at least 1000 teachers to classrooms.
UNDERCOVER investigations usually feature a secret agent risking their life to uncover drug rings and organised crime networks – not to find missing wooden pallets.
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