More than a hundred loved ones took part a memorial “rideout” in honour of 14-year-old Mohammed Mahdi Younes, wearing jumpers printed with the words “until we ride again” – while his grieving parents urged young e-bike riders to stay safe.
The NSW woman who had her arm mauled by a lioness has been described as an avid “animal lover” who would “take off” every holiday to visit the zoo that has now changed her life forever.
Dozens of families have been left stuck between homes and stranded on the street amid repeated outages plaguing Australia’s dominant property settlement platform, fuelling calls to break up PEXA’s monopoly.
One of the best players on the Aussie netball scene will retire this weekend. hanging up her shoes in favour of a rumoured move into coaching.
Child safety advocates have called for a national register to screen workers in NSW. It comes amid fears childcare workers accused of serious conduct are able to move from centre to centre with no tracking measures in place.
NSW Transport Minister John Graham has snubbed opponents of an inner-city cycleway as the community and government hold a stand-off over the plans.
More than a million commuters will enjoy two days of fare-free travel across the rail and metro network, with the state government celebrating the end of a year of chaos.
A notorious Western Sydney tradie has been thrown behind bars for fraudulently contracting building work with fake documents, costing his victims hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Sport fans and venues across the harbour city will be the big winners when our best players face off against their international rivals this year, with pubs and clubs given the green light to stay open later during major sporting events.
Developers are bypassing NIMBY councils and pushing nearly 60,000 properties through a fast-tracked approval process, as one of the Minns government’s key housing solutions picks up speed.
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