Natasha Squarey
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1 month ago |
7news.com.au | Natasha Squarey
Urgent safety upgrades have been made to Sydney Olympic Park station ahead of the Easter Show, with rubber strips used to close the gap between trains and platforms. More than a dozen people, mostly children, fell through the cracks at the station this time last year, which proves annually to be a dangerous period. More broadly, 523 people have fallen through the gaps at Sydney train stations in the last 12 months.
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1 month ago |
perthnow.com.au | Sarah Keszler |Natasha Squarey
The grieving family of a teenager killed on a notorious road in Sydney’s west are calling for urgent change, after it was revealed concerns were raised over the road’s safety months before their loved one’s death. Liam Carr, 19, was killed when his motorbike crashed with a turning van on a notorious intersection on Richmond Rd in Berkshire Park, only three days before Christmas in 2022.
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Jan 29, 2025 |
7news.com.au | Natasha Squarey |Bryce Luff
A motorbike rider killed when he was struck by an allegedly stolen ute packed with teens and being chased by police has been remembered as the “heart” of his family. Daniel McNamara, 52, was hit from behind in Gunnedah while riding his new bike from Narrabri to Tamworth on Tuesday morning. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Father claims youth justice system ‘broken’ following son’s death.
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Dec 3, 2024 |
7news.com.au | Natasha Squarey
A Central Coast grandmother will take her red light fine challenge all the way to court, claiming she does not deserve the expensive “slap in the face”. Aged care worker Sue Beltran copped a $544 fine and three demerit points for running a red light in Emington in Sydney in September. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Grandmother furious over red light fine she claims she doesn’t deserve.
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Nov 30, 2024 |
7news.com.au | Natasha Squarey
I’ve been covering crime for almost 15 years and each and every story comes with its own heartache but this is one of the most horrific injustices I’ve ever had to report. It’s so cruel to think that a Sydney mother – who was recently separated – has had her world torn apart, all because she was lonely and looking for love. I first met Kirandeep Saggar at a McDonald’s Restaurant in Sydney’s west after a contact asked me to tell her story, in the hope it might end her excruciating nightmare.
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