A 42-year-old man has been charged with murdering his British art curator father and cook book author sister in Australia.

Nick Waterlow, 68, and 37-year-old Chloe Waterlow were found stabbed to death at her home in Sydney on November 9.
The curator’s son Antony was armed with a small knife when he was arrested in north west Sydney, Australia.
New South Wales Police said the suspect will appear at Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday.
The victims’ bodies were discovered alongside an injured toddler at a house in the affluent Sydney suburb of Randwick.
Both the …

AFTER more than two weeks on the run, a fugitive was last night charged with the murders of his father, a renowned art curator, and his sister, a cookbook author.
The man, an actor who has schizophrenia, had pulled out a small knife and threatened self-harm as police closed in on him in bushland northwest of Sydney yesterday.
A 37-year-old woman, and her 68-year-old dad, were murdered at a house in Randwick on November 9.
The suspect was last night charged with two counts of murder and one count of recklessly inflicting grievous bodily …

Anthony Waterlow has not applied for bail after being charged over a double murder in Sydney’s east.
After nearly three weeks on the run, Antony Waterlow was arrested yesterday and charged over the stabbing murders of his father Nick and sister Chloe at her Randwick home.
The 42-year-old has also been charged with recklessly wounding a two-year-old child.
He appeared at Parramatta Local Court via video link from holding cell at Penrith. He did not apply for bail.
Outside court his lawyer, John Meadley, said he had spoken to his client last night and …

Two teenage girls have been charged over a rampage through Drummoyne in Sydney’s inner west yesterday afternoon.
Police say that when they arrived at the corner of Victoria Road and Lyons Road yesterday, the pair had allegedly already assaulted three people.
It is alleged the melee started when the girls stole a piggy bank from the front counter of a dry cleaners store.
They then allegedly punched the shop keeper.
A few minutes later police allege the girls pulled a cyclist off his bike and repeatedly kicked and punched him.
Two bystanders who helped the …

RESTAURANTS in Parramatta’s Eat Street will have to obey stringent rules to lift the look of the area and to improve pedestrian access.
But Parramatta Council will not ban smoking in outdoor areas, despite heavy lobbying from cancer care groups.
Instead, restaurants are expected to set aside about half of their outdoor dining areas for non-smokers with clear signage.
They also have to provide wind-proof ashtrays and keep the area clear of cigarette butts.
Parramatta Council has updated its outdoor dining policy to bring all restaurants in line over space taken up for outdoor …