Sydney residents are experiencing a postcode lottery when it comes to police response times with residents in parts of the city’s west waiting up to four times longer for emergency call-outs than those in the city’s east.
A Blacktown truck driver who ran a red light and ploughed into eight cars after he “fumbled” his coffee in Sydney’s inner west has been sentenced. Here’s what happened.
Bondi Junction mass killer Joel Cauchi told a doctor he wanted a psychiatric review for “medical fitness” so he could visit a gun range and practice target shooting, the inquest into the Bondi Junction massacre has heard. Follow updates here.
A cash-strapped local council pushing for a 40 per cent rates rise is looking at axing financial support for fun community events in an effort to rein in spending. See what’s on the chopping block.
Soaring mortgage costs have pushed thousands of homeowners in NSW to the brink of defaulting on their loans. See who is the hardest hit.
Faded 1980s movie star Yahoo Serious has made a public appearance at the state’s civil tribunal over an effort to legally force him to vacate a house he is accused of squatting in begins.
A major civil contracting group working on significant Sydney infrastructure projects owes creditors more than $50m, according to documents filed with the corporate regulator.
Three neighbouring councils have now gone into bat to save Moore Park Golf Course as Waverley council joins voices against Premier Chris Minns’ plan to hack into the back nine.
A seniors’ village, fire station and 348 units spread over two towers are slated for an inner west suburb but the developer has faced scrutiny for the ambitious project.
Broadcaster Lucy Zelic says soccer bosses are “passing the buck” over gender eligibility regulations as a team including trans players continues to participate in a women’s competition in north-west Sydney.
“I have to think of something funny as my last words, in case I lose speech”: A teen battling brain cancer has turned to humour as her family faces a house-deposit sized bill for treatment.
A Sydney council is threatening to evict a prominent restaurateur from a famed restaurant site overlooking Sydney Harbour as a lease dispute over the building turns ugly.
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