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 Adorable Harper regularly features on her famous parents' Instagram accounts.      Family time: Adorable Harper regularly features on her famous parents' Instagram accounts, including at one of their family barbecues  The couple finally moved into their new home recently in Castlecrag, on Sydney's Lower North Shore.  They took ownership of the property just two days before Sydney was forced into lockdown, reports Realestate.com.au. The Today host, 46, and his shoe designer wife, 37, purchased the home in March for $3.2million after the house they'd been renting nearby was sold for...

24 of the 35 new cases were in isolation throughout their infectious period Four in isolation for part of infectious period while seven were in community Three of the cases came from an illegal party in Waterloo on Saturday night  Two more residents of an aged care home tested positive but are in good health  Premier Gladys Berejiklian said people were doing the wrong thing in lockdown 

It includes a self-contained unit with a separate entry and its own bathroom. They also own a holiday home on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, which they bought for $3.6million in January last year and travel to frequently. Family home: The Today host, 46, and his shoe designer wife, 37, purchased the home in March for $3.2million after the house they'd been renting nearby was sold for more than $8million Karl and Jasmine - along with their one-year-old daughter, Harper - divide their time between Sydney and Queensland. The Yarborough family is based in the Sunshine State, while Karl also began ...

Date Time Disrupting press conference not reasonable excuse to leave home; $1000 PIN to be issued A man will be issued $1000 Penalty Infringement Notice (PIN) following an incident during a press conference this morning. About 11.45am (Monday 28 June 2021), the 42-year-old man, who is not a member of the media, attended a press conference on Sydney’s Lower North Shore. The man interrupted proceedings asking the Commissioner if he had received his notice of ‘cease and desist’ before approaching him with paperwork. While being removed from the immediate area, the man announced that he was...

A message scrolled onto the side of slain crime boss Bilal Hamze's coffin could be seen as a warning to those that gunned him down in a hail of bullets. The words 'Every soul shall taste death' were seen painted on the side of the green box carrying Hamze's body during his funeral service on Wednesday at Lakemba Mosque, in south-west Sydney. The 34-year-old was killed in a brazen drive-by execution on Bridge Street, near Sydney's Circular Quay, at about 10.25pm on Thursday last week after a huge underworld contract was placed on his head by a rival criminal group.