It’s one of the most iconic landmarks in the world, so rightly needs a specialised team to make sure it’s looking its best. See just what it takes to keep the Sydney Harbour Bridge pristine and picture perfect.
A woman told officers to take her into custody when they found her crying in her car, parked outside a police station, with a drained bottle of Wild Turkey next to her.
Former ABC chairwoman Ita Buttrose has described presenter Antoinette Lattouf as an “activist” who should never have been hired by the national broadcaster.
People convicted of displaying Nazi symbols, terrorist insignia or wearing facial coverings at protests would face harsher penalties under a NSW Coalition plan to “plug holes’ it sees in existing reforms.
Lawyer Ashlyn Nassif, 30, was seen partying in Sydney over the Australia Day long weekend amid a court case to get recordings of phone calls with her developer Jean Nassif struck out of court.
The Northern Beaches Council has voted to seek permission to slug residents with a 40 per cent rates rise, hours after about 200 furious locals rallied outside its chambers to voice their disgust at the proposal.
Sydney sweltered through its hottest day in more than a year as the mercury topped 40C across most of the city before storms that generated hundreds of calls to the State Emergency Service.
Eighty families remain in limbo with no long-term child care arrangement following the devastating firebombing of an eastern suburbs day care centre.
The Minns government’s new Housing Delivery Authority has been bombarded with applications in just three weeks, with the potential for 40,000 new homes.
New trial data has revealed the number of pharmacies now treating people with common conditions. The Health Minister is vowing to expand the program. Take our poll.
After rare bipartisan talks to solve the NSW’s housing crisis, the NSW government has said there will be more to come to overhaul the planning act.
While some local organisations have received a total of $1 million to increase activities for troubled youth in the evenings, Moree residents say the youth crime crisis has escalated in recent months.
A fire that swept through a shop and threatened residential units in the city’s south could have started in a pile of paper plates. See the footage.
Two suburbs in the city’s west will get a boost of more than 240 childcare places after facilities were approved in its industrial and commercial centres.
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