Tag » violence
Daytime glassing

A 22-year-old man was chased and glassed in Hyde Park on Sunday afternoon despite walking with a group of friends in daylight. The incident took place around 5pm near the entrance ... Read more
Wed February 18th, 2009 - 3 Comments
Arrest 17 years after Oxford St murder

The man has been arrested for the 1991 murder of 27-year-old Felipe Flores, last seen leaving the Exchange Hotel. Unsolved Homicide Team detectives made the arrest in Launceston last night with ... Read more
Fri December 5th, 2008 - No Comments
Gay venues wrongly targeted: ACON

The 2am lockout of four gay venues will likely increase alcohol-related assaults against gay and lesbian people and could harm successes in keeping HIV rates low in NSW, ACON has ... Read more
Wed November 5th, 2008 - 6 Comments
Violence continues

Police are still tallying up the fights that broke out across Surry Hills, Kings Cross and the CBD over the weekend, in which one man was stabbed, several left with ... Read more
Wed November 5th, 2008 - 9 Comments
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When the clock strikes two

There were a reported five glassings in Sydney over the weekend. Only one occurred after 2am. One happened as early as 9.30pm and another two before midnight. Despite the horror stories, ... Read more
Wed October 29th, 2008 - No Comments
Police get tough on booze

Surry Hills Police are pushing for a new code of conduct in local drinking barns before the influx of alcohol-related crime in the summer months. The Australian Hotels Association, the Surry ... Read more
Wed October 22nd, 2008 - No Comments
Oxford St to dry out

Alcohol-free zones will soon cover all hotspot areas around Oxford St under plans by the City of Sydney in time for the expected summer increase in alcohol-related crime. The 42 existing ... Read more
Wed October 22nd, 2008 - 5 Comments
Bashing doco to get screening

A fundraiser screening of the documentary about the homophobic bashing of Craig Gee and Shane Brennen will be held on the one-year anniversary of the attack. The film crew who followed ... Read more
Wed October 22nd, 2008 - 2 Comments
Nightclubs under renewed pressure

Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore has backed the NSW Police Commissioner's call to cut back licensing hours in an attempt to curb alcohol-fuelled violence. At least half of all assaults in ... Read more
Wed October 15th, 2008 - 21 Comments
Oxford St bashing victim in a coma

One man is in an induced coma at St Vincent's Hospital and two men are facing court following another weekend of violence on the once-Golden Mile. Senseless and opportunistic could describe ... Read more
Sun September 21st, 2008 - 20 Comments
Lone Ranger approach ‘not enough’

The solution to Oxford St's violence problem lies in greater policing of bars, not people, according to Greens councillor Chris Harris. Council this week, in its last sitting before September's ... Read more
Wed September 3rd, 2008 - 4 Comments
We need more than signs and slogans

Calls to declare Oxford St a homophobia-free zone are laudable -” but what will it take to translate them into a lasting reality for our community? Surry Hills Police Commander Donna ... Read more
Wed August 6th, 2008 - 6 Comments
Brawl outside the Burdekin

Three men were arrested off Oxford St following a brawl in the early hours of Sunday morning, just days after the adjacent Burdekin Hotel won the right to trade continuously ... Read more
Wed July 30th, 2008 - No Comments
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Tony, please think before speaking

You have to feel sorry for Tony Abbott. He has been criticised for speaking without thinking, in his comments on women’s virginity, and on homosexuality “challenging orthodox notions of the right order of things”. The ... Read more
Talk to us, Tony
Manly Liberal MP Mike Baird has “strongly recommended” Opposition leader Tony Abbott break his ... Read more
Talk to us, Tony
Manly Liberal MP Mike Baird has “strongly recommended” Opposition leader Tony Abbott break his ... Read more
Gabbing with Glambert
Appropriately for someone whose goth-glam appearance is the subject of much tabloid fodder, out-and-proud ... Read more
Court rules in favour of trans teen
Transgender rights advocates have welcomed a Family Court decision to allow a trans teenager ... Read more
Police apologise to Blacktown victims
Police will do by better by gay and lesbian victims of crime, NSW’s top ... Read more




