A former security company boss has been jailed after aiding the bribery of a tax official on a Sydney bridge, as part of a bid to make an audit of a subcontractor’s business “go away”.
The Liberal Party has named its candidates for two western Sydney seats ahead of next year’s federal poll, with one attempting to hold onto a seat and the other looking to take one from Labor.
Shoppers have chanted the name of a billionaire businessman as he arrived to fund free groceries for western Sydney families ahead of Christmas, attracting huge queues at two supermarkets.
A Sydney doctor is sounding the alarm on heat-related illnesses as the western suburbs brace for high temperatures this summer.
A man accused of killing an elderly mobility scooter rider in an alleged western Sydney hit-and-run has had his bail conditions relaxed for the Christmas holiday period.
An allegedly high-ranking bikie has been granted bail at the fourth attempt, having spent more than a year in custody over claims he directed a drug operation in Sydney’s west.
Members of a western Sydney school community have slammed the NSW Department of Education’s decision to move a teacher to a “non-school work location” after he was charged with child sexual offences.
A former Sydney mayor, who served on two councils, has been charged over a historical domestic violence allegation.
A western Sydney indoor golf venue has raised more money than any other business in Australia as part of a new fundraising initiative for sick children.
Police are investigating after two jet skis collided on the Nepean River, south of Penrith, at the weekend. Here is what we know.
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