A skilful Sydney football team which includes at least five trans women has won every game in a female cup competition, sparking concerns of fairness among grassroots female players.
A Sydney academic who campaigns against Israel is the head judge on a prestigious literary prize. But Jewish groups want Chris Minns to remove her.
Under new two-strike laws enacted in February, the Minns government will allow illicit drug users caught with small amounts of drugs to escape the court system or any penalty by opting to listen to a health professional on the phone for an hour.
Video has emerged online of screaming protesters chanting anti-Israel slogans at the popular Lakemba Ramadan night markets, prompting questions about the safety of patrons at the taxpayer funded community festival.
Jewish leaders say pro-Palestinian student protesters ‘should be expelled, not given a platform for hate’ after it was revealed Sydney University is allowing ‘brief’ protests in classes.
Controversial lessons contained with a Year 9 personal development Health textbook in NSW have been questioned as “ideological”.
Jewish leaders are being targeted in their professional life by anti-Semitic campaigners bombarding regulatory bodies with complaints. One prominent Jewish GP has received 10 complaints since October 7.
Pollies are in a rush to embrace the celebration that is Lunar New Year — despite shunning Australia Day just two weeks ago.
Female staff were told to cover up for an Islamic men’s event at Jamberoo Action park, with male staff also following suit. But claims some staff were harassed has sparked an investigation.
Controversial plans for the national broadcaster to host a drag queen story hour for children as young as three have been shelved.
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