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More than 100 charged in NSW ‘dial-a-dealer’ operation
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More than 100 charged in NSW ‘dial-a-dealer’ operation

More than 100 people have been arrested and charged during the latest "dial-a-dealer" operation run across Sydney over the past three weekends. Vision: NSW Police.

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Police release two more photos of UnitedHealthcare CEO’s shooter

Police release two more photos of UnitedHealthcare CEO’s shooter

The hunt for Brian Thompson’s killer has yielded new evidence but few answers. New York’s mayor said, “The net is tightening.”

  • by Michael R. Sisak and Cedar Attanasio
‘Like burying a body’: Torah scrolls ruined in fire will be interred

‘Like burying a body’: Torah scrolls ruined in fire will be interred

Scriptures that cannot be salvaged following the firebombing of Adass Israel synagogue will be buried in a service at its Springvale cemetery.

  • by Carolyn Webb
‘Back bigger and better’: Hundreds rally near firebombed synagogue, vowing to rebuild
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‘Back bigger and better’: Hundreds rally near firebombed synagogue, vowing to rebuild

Heartbroken members of Melbourne’s Adass Israel community have promised to restore the “jewel in the crown” of their community by rebuilding their synagogue.

  • by Ashleigh McMillan, Carla Jaeger and Michael Bachelard
The new targets in Sydney’s cocaine war
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The new targets in Sydney’s cocaine war

Lawyers, accountants and real estate agents are in the sights of NSW’s crime commissioner.

  • by Sally Rawsthorne
Probe into rehab centre welcome, but whole system needs review
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Editorial

Probe into rehab centre welcome, but whole system needs review

The Herald believes there should be a broader inquiry into the use of private rehabilitation centres by the NSW justice system and an apparent lack of regulation in the field.

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Standing for the rights of all to live peaceful lives
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Letters

Standing for the rights of all to live peaceful lives

Age readers respond to the arson attack on the Ripponlea synagogue.

LNP MPs rubber-stamp controversial youth justice changes for vote

LNP MPs rubber-stamp controversial youth justice changes for vote

A parliamentary committee tasked with brief scrutiny of the hardline proposed laws have waded through hearings and 186 submissions. The verdict split along party lines.

  • by Matt Dennien
No argument can justify this attack on a place of worship
Editorial
Editorial

No argument can justify this attack on a place of worship

Now is the time for leadership at all levels of government and community. To say as one, this is unacceptable.

We feared rising antisemitism would lead to violence. Those fears came true

We feared rising antisemitism would lead to violence. Those fears came true

Burning a synagogue is a violent attack on a community, its history and its future.

  • by Gabi Kaltmann
As it happened: Melbourne synagogue Adass Israel in Ripponlea torched in early morning firebombing; prime minister, leaders condemn attack

As it happened: Melbourne synagogue Adass Israel in Ripponlea torched in early morning firebombing; prime minister, leaders condemn attack

The arson squad is investigating an attack on a synagogue in Melbourne’s inner south-east. Catch up on our coverage for Friday, December 6.

  • by Elissa Goldstein and Hanna Mills Turbet