A Transport for NSW employee at the centre of a huge alleged kickback scheme advised a private firm to set up a new company to seek more work while coaching them how they could remain on a lucrative statewide panel, ICAC has heard.
A former PM is being admonished for “throwing grenades from the sideline” over the AUKUS deal promising thousands of jobs to South Australians.
A Sydney man convicted of sexual offences was operating as a tennis coach alongside kids for almost two years without holding a valid Working with Children Check (WWCC).
A former Commonwealth Youth Games hurdler who had dreams of competing in the Olympics has been through hell fighting a devastating illness, with her mum opening up on her daughter’s heartbreaking health battle.
A former NSW volunteer fire brigade secretary and treasurer is seeking a mental health application after pleading guilty to embezzling more than $38,000 from her organisation for personal use.
Lawyers for Jason Laria flagged as early as October 2022 that the case against their client was weak. Now, their call appears to have been vindicated.
Shocking dash cam footage has captured the moment two cars collided head-on in peak-hour traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. See the vision below.
A Harbour Bridge crash led to chaos with queues stretching kilometres and a flow-on effect impacting rail and bus networks. It led to a call for a toll free day to those impacted. Take our poll.
A man who sustained severe burns has since perished from his injuries and a woman was also injured in a blaze in the state’s north on Monday. Here is what’s known.
An urgent manhunt is underway after two police cars crashed into each other during an aborted pursuit of a wanted driver in Sydney’s southwest, leaving two officers in hospital.
A university offering online, fast-tracked qualifications to work in early childhood has told students that it will no longer be able to secure placement opportunities, due to “heightened scrutiny” within the sector.
From intimidation to assault to menacing driving. Five days into a community corrections order, a disability support worker’s night “out on the drink” has landed him back in court again.
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