Sydney came dangerously close to having its own Melbourne-style terror attack when an accelerant was used in an attempt to torch a synagogue, prompting grim warnings from Jewish leaders.
NSW drivers have left more than $140m on the table, with almost two-thirds of toll relief payments left unclaimed in the first 12 months of the $60 weekly cap.
An anti-Israel activist who circulated the details of hundreds of Jews across the internet and has now echoed a rallying cry for violence on Australia Day urging Australians to burn the national flag.
The NSW Police counter terrorism unit is leading a probe into vandalism across two Sydney synagogues, which has been deemed a “serious escalation” of anti-Semitic crime.
A Sydney physio who massaged a woman’s breasts during cellulite treatment has been found guilty of professional misconduct by a civil tribunal, two years after his criminal conviction was overturned.
Thousands of Australians are frustrated after being forced to wait more than a year to be enlisted into the military, despite the ADF being thousands of troops short.
An anti-Israel activist is selling a T-shirt which features slogans such as “bash Zionists” and “support armed resistance”, leaving members of Australia’s Jewish community “shocked” and calling for a ban.
Despite ambition plans for fast-tracking new housing approvals near train stations, NSW building approvals slumped 10 per cent last year, putting the Minns government further behind in fixing the housing crisis.
Asbestos and other contaminants have been discovered under the hill at a beloved Sydney rugby league ground where the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs new headquarters is set to be built.
The family of Deekshya Dahal, 39, a newlywed nurse, who was seen dangling from a seventh floor balcony, said she died in a “terrible accident”, as police conduct a “complex” investigation into what happened.
Police have allegedly uncovered millions of dollars worth of illegal cigarettes and vapes bound for the black market after they pulled over a speeding truck on the nation’s number one highway.
A plan to convert multiple public car parks into affordable housing development has sparked swift backlash from small shop owners with fears the move could deter customers and send traders broke.
A power surge in Western Sydney has caused trains to be delayed for “up to 20 minutes” with the timetable expected to recover by the afternoon peak commute.
After a decade of welcoming visitors, anglers and wilderness adventurers, the owners of the Mann River Caravan Park are ready to cast off on their next adventure, putting the Jackadgery property on the market for seven-figure fee.
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