All 11 Comanchero involved in a brawl with the Hells Angels at Sydney Airport in March are expected to be charged with the murder of Anthony Zervas, the Herald can reveal.

The 11 men have all already been charged with riot and affray relating to the brawl at terminal three of Sydney Airport on March 22. Zervas, 29, died during the brawl.
Comanchero president Mahmoud ‘‘Mick’’ Hawi and another member have been charged with murder.
In raids this morning, police arrested a further three Comanchero - Pomare Pirini, Shannon Peneha and Zoran Kisacanin …

SOARING demand for affordable residential real estate is prompting buyers to pay tens of thousands of dollars more than the advertised price on websites and has even sparked a punch-up at an auction in Sydney’s Parramatta.

Turnover in the middle to lower end of the market has doubled for many real estate agencies in recent weeks, compared with last year.
Agencies previously focused on more highly priced property have expanded into the mortgage belts in Sydney and Melbourne’s west to cash in on the demand, as sales in the top end slowed …

AS the Newcastle Knights and coach Brian Smith prepare for arguably their season-defining game against Parramatta today, Paul Harragon is holidaying in the US.

The irony is hard to miss.
Harragon is the man who brought Smith to the Knights.
But while debate rages over the success or otherwise of his three-year tenure at the club, there is little question where the former captain and club figurehead stands on the issue.
Harragon would never say as much publicly, but he lost all faith in the coach he appointed long ago. At the height …

The New South Wales Government has lodged a preliminary environmental assessment of the west metro rail line with the Department of Planning.

The $9 billion underground metro would run from the CBD to Westmead with 11 stops including Leichhardt, Strathfield and Parramatta.
The Government says it now plans to consult with the community about the fine details.
Transport Minister David Campbell says a partnership with private business or the Federal Government is needed to fund the project.
“There is no funding for construction but that doesn’t mean we don’t move through the planning,” he …

Parramatta Council received earlier this week a $500,000 cheque from the Federal Minister for Tourism to fund tourism development in Parramatta.
The funding from Minister Hon. Martin Ferguson AM MP will be used for the design and development of a series of tourism trails that connect key heritage sites across the city.

Visitors will learn the stories of Parramatta’s past through creative heritage interpretation and digital media products.
It will also go towards investigating the development of tourism products such as tours, events, and activities aimed at encouraging visitors to stay …