The fiancee of a motorcyclist who died in the Illawarra earlier this month has paid tribute to the father of 11, describing him as a “protector” who “always did his best to give us everything”.
A 21-year-old man who allegedly set off chemical explosives in the toilets at Westfield Miranda also hid the same explosive in other areas across the shopping centre, according to court documents.
A massive 250,000 commuters are set to board metro city services for the first time in less than a fortnight – and the driverless network has even faster trains and more frequent services on the horizon.
A south Sydney supermarket manager accused of running a sex-trafficking syndicate between Indonesia and Australia has been released back into the community on bail.
The closure of a Brighton-Le-Sands institution has cast doubts on business in the area, as shops face a seasonal ‘boom and bust’ trade.
Severe wind warnings have been forecast for the East Coast as NSW braves gusts of up to 100km/h and alpine regions are told to brace for ‘blizzard conditions’.
Dozens of passengers have been walked from a light rail tram after a branch crashed into the front of it, smashing the windscreen and pulling down powerlines.
Emergency services have reported passengers are struck inside a light rail in central Sydney after a tree fell on the track and brought down power lines.
Organised criminal networks have been smashed following a week of raids across the state, with Hells Angels and Bandido presidents among those facing time behind bars.
A Peruvian international student allegedly attacked his partner with such force that she may never see out of one eye again, a court has heard.
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