Sally Rawsthorne is a Crime Reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald. She covers a range of topics related to crime, particularly focusing on drug trafficking, including issues surrounding cocaine and traffic-related incidents, while also exploring broader themes of culture and society in Australia. Sally's work has been featured in notable publications such as Cigalah Group, Stuff, The Age, WAtoday, and Brisbane Times.
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Alex Ryvchin believes the suspected targeted attack on his former house is an act of terrorism and fears it is only a matter of time until someone is killed in Sydney.
By: Sally Rawsthorne
Tammie Farrugia was on the hunt in the weeks before Christmas and posted on the Facebook pages of multiple local community groups, police allege.
By: Sally Rawsthorne
The arsonists feared they wouldn’t be paid for the attack as police investigate if the intended target was a Jewish business that was torched days later.
By: Sally Rawsthorne
By: Sally Rawsthorne
The statue in Sydney’s east was splashed in red paint and had its hand and nose knocked off, the second time it has been defaced in 12 months.
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