The number of drivers and passengers not wearing seatbelts on NSW roads has dropped since seatbelt cameras were introduced — but more than 80 per cent of fines are still being issued due to a split-second mistake.
Family and friends of Craig Nolte – the first person in NSW to die from bat lyssavirus – claim he was sent home from hospital without a lifesaving vaccine, as NSW Health launches an investigation into the handling of his case.
A drone pilot has caught the moment a great white shark circled metres off Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach.
Wearing a seatbelt incorrectly can be nearly as dangerous as not wearing one at all – and it’s a foolish gamble, says NSW Roads Minister Jenny Aitchison.
New figures from the Australian Skills and Quality Authority show more than 25,000 qualifications issued to students by dodgy providers have been cancelled.
Former Today sports presenter Alex Cullen has listed his Summer Hill home for rental following his relocation to Melbourne.
A British man who was jailed for grooming a teenager for sex has avoided deportation after winning an appeal against the cancellation of his Australian visa.
He may been there for a relaxing night at the footy, but PM and Rabbitohs tragic Anthony Albanese took the chance to put in a good word for his beloved Souths at Wednesday’s Origin decider.
Netball has emerged as one of the fastest growing men’s sports in Australia, thanks to a trailblazing national team and a code that’s open to change.
A young boy has allegedly been shot during a pig hunting trip in the state’s west with multiple shotguns and rifles seized from the group as questions hang over who fired the bullet.
Waste containing any amount of asbestos is currently sent straight to landfill. That is about to change.
The Opposition is demanding to know if Gaza gran Maha Almassri ‘was subjected to proper security checks’ before coming to Australia following the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel.
A trial of full-strength beer at Accor Stadium has been watered down, with police imposing a two-drink limit per customer to “reduce anti-social behaviour.” Critics say it proves the Minns government is “all froth, no beer.” Take our poll.
Business leaders have warned Sydney could grind to a halt unless the Minns government stops spending on wages and starts pumping cash back into infrastructure projects.
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