A father who fatally left his three-year-old son in a hot car in circumstances eerily similar to the death of a toddler outside a daycare this week is advocating for greater awareness of forgotten baby syndrome.
A Sydney Mayor has unveiled a futuristic plan to transform Parramatta Road with an abundance of new high-rise dwellings and upgraded public transport around Australia’s oldest highway.
A man alleged to have threatened police and a member of the public with a firearm after crashing into a parked car and telegraph pole in Umina did not apply for bail.
The AFP search warrant central to the Dural caravan investigation can be revealed, as pressure continues to pile on the prime minister about when he was briefed on the ‘terror plot’.
Two Labor MPs have broken ranks to swing out at the government and directly oppose the premier over plans threatening two of Sydney’s most popular golf courses.
The construction sector desperately needs new recruits as crippling labour shortages fuel the housing crisis – and a move to kill off work at home jobs could push more people into trades.
Premier Chris Minns has defended the decision to withhold information about a van filled with explosives and an anti-Jewish note, arguing counter-terrorism police needed to conduct a covert investigation.
THE NSW Opposition will scrap rules forcing bureaucrats to apply a “gendered lens” to new policy proposals if it’s elected back into government.
Seven “independents” from the same political party and one member of the Greens voted in favour of lifting Northern Beaches council rates by 39.6 per cent. Residents have called for them to resign.
A man has been charged after allegedly spray-painting the wall of Transport Minister Jo Haylen’s office in Marrickville twice in less than a week.
A St Bernard that mauled its owner after being spooked by a smoke alarm in Sydney’s inner west is set to be put down following the attack.
Thousands are ready to flock to Sydney’s west where Lunar New Year celebrations have kicked off in the city’s “cultural capital”. Find out how you can ring in the Year of the Snake.
Authorities will allege fugitive Hussein Chamas had taken his last steps on the Australian mainland and was just hours from international waters on his way to West Papua when his vanishing act ended in the Arafura Sea. See the video.
A $123m expansion plan by a Sydney Islamic school has sparked backlash from residents who say the increase in traffic and noise could drive down property prices and leave them unable to ‘focus or relax’ in their homes.
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