Police allege a 58-year-old man used a box cutter knife to stab his female partner multiple times before turning the weapon on bystanders and a police officer in a shocking domestic violence attack.
A researcher finding a cure for an incurable disease, a migrant helping refugees and a philanthropist helping teenage ex-cons, here are the heroes of Sydney that fly under the radar.
VIDEO: Police have praised the “amazing work” work of those who stepped in to protect a woman when a knife-wielding man went on a stabbing spree following a car crash in Sydney’s south.
Residents in the Upper Hunter Region in NSW have been rocked by another 4 magnitude earthquake just a day on from a similar tremor which was felt as far away as Sydney and Canberra.
Once bitten and twice shy, the up-and-coming winemakers of Orange are doubling down to keep buyers from the UK, Korea and even Italy on the books as the huge Chinese market returns.
Hailing from the northern beaches and a “Sydneysider through and through”, director and CEO of the Australian Museum CEO Kim McKay is one of the finalists for the Sydneysider of the Year award. Meet the competition, and vote for your pick.
She slapped a ban on that is set to torpedo a $1 billion gold mine in country NSW, but Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek – who will attend News Corp’s Bush Summit this week – won’t release the advice that led to her decision.
Regional NSW children are being charged almost every two days on average, with car thefts and break-ins soaring as government officials gear up to hear from the bush towns being terrorised by youth crime.
An Aboriginal elder’s claims a river which “many Dreaming stories” are tied to would be poisoned by a mining development were submitted for consideration before the project was blocked.
Rocked by another overnight car torching the ‘”rattled” residents of Orange in country NSW say they’ve been left sickened by rising youth crime crisis in the area.
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