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20:20 EDT, 18 May 2021 11 shares Detectives have charged three people as part of ongoing investigations into the alleged importation of a half a tonne of cocaine with a street value of nearly $155 million. Acting on intelligence information, officers from Australian Border Force intercepted a shipment of toolboxes which arrived in Sydney from the United Kingdom at 7pm on May 15. It was found to contain 514kg of cocaine hidden in the steel boxes, which has an estimated potential street value ...

20:03 EDT, 18 May 2021 Troubled former NRL player Jamil Hopoate has been charged with supplying half a tonne of cocaine with an estimated street value of nearly $155 million. Hopoate, 26, is accused of being part of a trio now charged over the massive haul of cocaine from the UK. Hopoate, the son of former Manly winger John Hopoate, was a talented junior, who was sacked by Parramatta and Manly before he could make his NRL debut for off-field issues. Police say Australian Border Force officers...

FBI arrest alleged US accomplice of northern beaches Netflix bootlegger We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The US Federal Bureau of Investigation has arrested the alleged American accomplice of a Sydney man over a scheme that provided tens of thousands of people with cheap access to Netflix and other streaming services using vast troves of stolen login details. Samuel Joyner, 30, from Beaverton in Oregon, ...

There will be 150,000 new homes in Sydney in four years. More than 200 suburbs will get none of them We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement More than 150,000 dwellings are forecast to be built across Sydney in the next four years but more than a quarter of the city’s suburbs will be untouched by the development. NSW Department of Planning forecasters estimate between 132,800 and 171,200 new homes will be ...

591,535 While Western Australia’s three-day lockdown has now ended, anyone who has been to a venue of concern must continue to isolate according to NSW Health’s advice. People arriving in NSW from WA must still complete the online declaration form prior to entry and confirm they have not attended a venue of concern as listed on the NSW Health website. Nobody who has attended a close-contact venue at the relevant time should enter NSW. If you have been in the Perth or Peel areas since 17 Apr...

Evan McMahon, 23, pleaded guilty to two offences over his online bootlegging scheme. An Australian “computer nerd” has avoided jail time for a sophisticated bootlegging scheme that provided people with cheap access to Netflix, Spotify, Hulu and other streaming services using large troves of stolen login details. Evan McMahon, 23, received a discounted sentence of two years and two months to be served under an intensive corrections order in the community, with New South Wales District Court...

NSW has recorded no new cases of COVID despite traces being found in sewage NSW Health issued an alert for two NSW suburbs after COVID fragments found  Fragments found at Allambie Heights in Sydney and Merimbula on South Coast  On Sunday fragments were detected in Burwood Beach Sewage Treatment Plant The catchment serves nearly a quarter of a million residents across Newcastle    

‘Almost like a game’: Netflix bootlegger avoids jail for scheme that used stolen login details We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A northern beaches “computer nerd” has avoided jail time for a sophisticated bootlegging scheme that provided people with cheap access to Netflix, Spotify, Hulu and other streaming services using large troves of stolen login details. Evan McMahon, 23, receive...

Date Time Sydney man sentenced for selling online subscriptions using stolen credentials in international investigation A 23-year-old Sydney man was yesterday handed a two years and two months’ sentence, to be served by way of an intensive corrections order, for his involvement as the creator, administrator and primary financial beneficiary of a number of online subscription services which relied on stolen credentials from Australians and others around the world. The man, who has also been or...

Advertisement A Sydney “computer nerd” has avoided jail time for a sophisticated bootlegging scheme that provided people with cheap access to Netflix, Spotify, Hulu and other streaming services using large troves of stolen login details. Evan McMahon, 23, received a discounted sentence of two years and two months to be served under an intensive corrections order in the community, with NSW District Court judge John Pickering urging the man to use his valuable technical skills to achieve grea...