Email alerts can be cancelled at anytimeYou’re not a dinosaur but your browser is… using the latest technology. This makes our site faster and easier to use. Unfortunatley, your browser doesn't support these technologies. Click on this link for instructions and more information from Google.A motorcycle was seen leaving the scene a short time later, police said, and emergency services were called to Windsor Ave, Croydon Park on Saturday at 1.45am.The injured man was treated at the scene, while two other bullets hit his pillow and mattress.“He was extremely lucky — you couldn’t be much luckier really,” Detective Inspector Michael O’Rourke told AAP.“His wife was also asleep and a couple of bullets went whizzing over her head.”Police are asking people to call CrimeStoppers if they have any information on the shooting.Meanwhile, a man has been charged after an alleged indecent assault in a taxi in Summer Hill last month.Shortly after 1am on February 23, a 24-year-old woman hailed a taxi on the corner of George and Park Sts in the Sydney CBD.
The woman fell asleep and awoke to find the taxi stopped in Summer Hill and the taxi driver allegedly indecently assaulting her, before she ran from the vehicle.Police from Ashfield Local Area Command were patrolling and came to her aid after hearing her screams for help.An investigation was commenced and following a public appeal for information police stopped a taxi in Canley Vale on Saturday and arrested a 48-year-old man.He was taken to Cabramatta Police Station and was charged with indecent assault and will appear at Liverpool Court on March 26.Detectives also executed a search warrant at a house in Canley Vale where property was seized.A man has also been charged over alleged assault and resisting arrest offences in Lilyfield on Sunday night.Police were called to reports that a man had allegedly assaulted a woman in a residence in Catherine St.On arrival, they spoke to the 47-year-old man and attempted to arrest him, when he allegedly became violent towards them.A brief struggle ensued, in which a number of police officers were injured, police said.
The man was taken to Newtown Police Station, where he was charged with a domestic-related assault and resist officer in execution of duty.He was refused bail, to appear at Parramatta Local Court today.Two police officers were taken to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; one was treated for a cut to his head and another was treated for a fractured hand. They have since been released.Police have charged a man over an alleged assault on New Year’s Day in Burwood.A 19-year-old man was waiting for a taxi on Minna St when a small hatchback with four men drove towards him on January 1.The car stopped a short distance away and the men allegedly approached him, when a 20-year-old punched him, causing him to fall to the groundThe group allegedly continued to assault the man, before leaving the scene.He was taken to Canterbury Hospital where he was treated for facial fractures, including a broken jaw requiring surgery.Detectives attached to Burwood Local Area Command attended and established a crime scene.
On Friday, police arrested and charged a 20-year-old man with assault occasioning grevious bodily harm with intent.He was granted bail, to appear at Burwood Court on April 30 and police investigations are ongoing.Police are urging anyone with information about these incidents to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333. Please send me more information about the property. Could I have a price guide? What is the property size? When are the inspection times? What are the strata fees/levies/rates? Why am I being asked this information?To take advantage of our latest monthly offers and exclusive discounts, remember to swipe your IKEA FAMILY card with every purchase. Join IKEA FAMILY, it's free! IKEA FAMILY member price £49 IKEA PS 2014, pendant lamp Available in white/copper and white/silver 28.02.17 - 05.03.17 or while supplies last IKEA FAMILY member price 01.03.17 - 31.03.17 or while supplies last For a limited time, take advantage of our 0% APR representative 12-month interest-free credit option when you spend £299 or more on bedroom furniture.
Offer valid for a limited time only, 12th January - 2nd April 2017 Terms and conditions apply. Quilt cover and pillowcase Quilt cover and 2 pillowcases Fill in the form below…Information on what can and cannot be collected as part of your free hard waste service is provided below. This service is for domestic household’s only, not commercial properties. Click on each question to find out more. Book your free hard waste collection What if I need to Cancel? Why has Council changed to an at-call hard waste service? Does Council still offer an annual hard waste pick-up? How much hard waste can I place out for collection? What should I do to keep my hard waste safe and tidy? What CAN I put out for hard waste collection? What CAN'T I put out for hard waste collection? Can I get help moving my hard waste to the footpath? What if I prefer not to wait for my free hard waste collection? Don’t forget to give your good stuff away!
Council is now accepting bookings for its free at-call hard waste collection service. Each household can book up to 2 collections per financial year. You must advise us on 8295 5077 no later than 48 hours prior to your collection date if you wish to cancel your booking. If no notice is received within this time, the booking will count as 1 collection toward your annual allowance. When Council asked our residents for their preference, in early 2016, the majority of people (63%) preferred the additional flexibility an at-call hard waste service service provides. The new at-call hard waste service means you can book in up to 2 hard waste pick-ups per financial year, at whatever time of year best suits you. That means you no longer have to wait 12 months for your hard waste service, and have more flexibility regarding when to have your waste collected.The new at-call hard waste service replaces the annual hard waste service previously offered by Council. Up to 2 cubic metres per collection.
Each household can book up to 2 collections per financial year. It is your responsibility to ensure that the hard waste outside your property is placed and maintained safely until collected - even if it is moved by other people. Put your waste out the night before it is due for collectionLeave plenty of room on the footpath for people to walk pastDon't leave anything sharp or hazardous on the footpathRemove all doors from fridges and freezersDon't stack your waste too highLie taller items down (e.g. wardrobes) No old televisions or computer equipment – drop them off for recycling at the Beverley Recycling and Waste Centre instead. No business or commercial waste – the hard waste service is for households only; No items heavier than 50kg; No items longer than 2 metres; No items that can't be lifted by two people; No green waste not bundled; No liquid waste, chemicals or hazardous waste; No car bodies or parts, including engines, body panels, tyres and batteries;
No bricks, rocks or dirt; No items in plastic bags, including domestic garbage; No cement sheeting, fibro or plasterboard; No paint cans or oil containers with any residual liquids in them; No large ceramic items (such as sinks, baths, toilet bowls); Elderly residents, or people with a permanent disability, may be eligible for free assistance. Requests should be made directly to Council, allowing plenty of time to allow a booking to be made on your behalf. Contact Council on 8408 1111 to check your eligibility and make a request. Here are some ideas for how to safely dispose of your waste, if you prefer not to wait for your free hard waste collection. We have also included some information here on wastes that we cannot accept as part of your free hard waste service. Check the Council website to find out what can and cannot be accepted as part of your hard waste collection. You may wish to call first to confirm opening hours. Televisions and computer equipment
General waste, furniture, waste oil, car parts, tyres, batteries, gas bottles, larger ceramic items, green waste, bricks, concrete, business waste and excess or oversized waste can all be taken to any of the following public waste depots (fees apply): Dirt, sand or rubble Household hazardous wastes and liquids (including herbicides, pesticides and paint) Please note that explosives, ammunition and flares are not accepted as part of the hard waste service. If you have these items for disposal, please contact your local police station. Some things are just too good to throw away. Old furniture, toys and equipment may no longer be needed in your household, but may be very much wanted by someone else. So take a quick look at the things you no longer want before placing them out for hard waste collection. Could it be useful to someone else? If so, think about how to give it away, rather than waste it. Here’s a few ideas on how to give things away: