‘Give me some good work’: Consultant’s texts to schools chief
The former boss of NSW’s public school infrastructure unit has accepted he “should have declared” his friendship with a consultant who asked for “some good work” and later received it.
The former boss of NSW’s public school infrastructure unit has accepted he “should have declared” his friendship with a consultant who asked for “some good work” and later received it.
Shocking footage of Adam Abdul-Hamid’s arrest shows members of his family yelling “what have you done to him”, while a woman screams “shut your mouth, don’t say a word” in Arabic.
A Sydney teenage girl’s Christmas shopping trip turned into a six-hour ordeal which will torment her for life after police allege she was gang-raped by four males.
The eastern suburbs Liberal has been forced to deny she is a NIMBY after describing plans for high-density housing in her prestigious postcode as “confronting”.
The Department of Education almost spent $80,000 on a bench made of “biomanufactured” mushrooms, but abandoned the plan when it was confiscated by the Australian Border Force.
A man has been charged after a high-speed police pursuit through Maitland ended in a crash, with officers allegedly uncovering cash, drugs and a weapon inside the vehicle.
Footage has emerged of a man weaving through traffic on an electric unicycle along a major Sydney road — overtaking cars, using bus lanes and raising serious safety concerns.
A 25-year-old man will remain behind bars on remand for an alleged hit-and-run in Sydney’s southwest which killed a 70-year-old man while he crossed the road. Here’s what happened in court.
A man shot in the face during a western Sydney kebab shop shooting targeting an alleged underworld figure may never walk again, doctors fear, with shrapnel causing significant damage.
A Northern Rivers man accused of the brutal bashing murder of his partner told police he wasn’t drinking when her body was found, despite them observing he “smelled like alcohol and was sweating profusely”, a first-day trial has heard.
Seven people accused of taking part in a dial-a-dealer syndicate across the state’s Riverina region have been charged after police conducted multiple raids. Now, their identities can be revealed.
Young Sydneysider of the Year nominee Hunter Karam wants to “make mental fitness the norm” which is why he set up a charity to help turn the tide on male suicide.
Jailhouse on the rocks, please. A prison-themed venue is on the cards for inner Sydney suburb where patrons can expect to don orange jumpsuits, be handed a pretend criminal record and be served contraband cocktails.
A new study has revealed a potential decline in critical thinking and problem-solving skills, raising questions about the true cost of convenience in the age of artificial intelligence.
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