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Night-time drivers will have just a few minutes to travel along Lawrence Hargrave Drive at Stanwell Tops over...

Two nude sunbathing men got lost in NSW bushland after they were startled by a deer and had to be rescued by police. When they eventually were found in the Royal National Park at Otford on the South Coast, including one man who was still fully naked, the pair was slugged $1000 fines each for breaking coronavirus restrictions. NSW Police chief Mick Fuller described the episode as "unbelievable" and the men as "idiots". Views of the rugged coastline of Royal National Park.(Nine) READ MORE: Police were alerted around 6pm yesterday after the men had spent a crisp and sunny winter afternoon at a r...

That call for help sparked a flurry of search activity, involving police, the State Emergency Service, NSW Ambulance and Polair chopper. Searchers soon found a 30-year-old man naked and carrying a backpack on the walking track near Lady Wakehurst Dr. Later, a 49-year-old man, partially clothed, was also located. The men told police they were on a nearby beach when they ran into bushland after being startled by a deer. “It's difficult to legislate against idiots,” Fuller said. He said they had put people “at risk” by leaving home without a proper reason. “Then not only on top ...

Published June 28, 2021 The Prime Creator of Earth, or someone who claims he is, has crashed a press conference in Sydney to hand out a cease and desist letter. Not a sentence I thought I’d write this week, but here we are. NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller was speaking to the press on Monday morning when a bearded man who only identified himself as the “Prime Creator of this Earth” joined the presser and asked Fuller: “Did you receive my notice of cease and desist?” In his hand was a folder, which housed another copy of his letter. The man approached the podium and tried to han...

Advertisement After more than three years tied up at wharves awaiting its fate, one of Sydney’s last Lady-class ferries will once again become a regular sight on the harbour. Ownership of the Lady Northcott, which plied Sydney Harbour for four decades, will be transferred from the state to the country’s largest Aboriginal maritime charity, Tribal Warrior, which will repair the vessel following a $300,000 government grant. The Lady Northcott in 2017 shortly before she was retired from regular passenger services. Credit:James Alcock The Lady Northcott and Lady Herron were the last of ...