Sydney Metro sees another ‘door failure’
Just days after a “human error”, the new Sydney Metro has seen yet another door failure
Just days after a “human error”, the new Sydney Metro has seen yet another door failure
A pro-Palestinian rally was held in western Sydney on Sunday, with some speakers likening federal politicians to “Jewish Zionists” while speaking of a “Holocaust industry” and referring to Australia as a “colony”.
Embattled NSW MP Mark Latham has popped up at the races this weekend after he was ordered to pay more than half a million in legal fees, while being investigated by racing officials for allegedly abusing a senior racing executive. Here’s the latest.
Jewish MP Julian Leeser has been the target of anti-Semitic graffiti after his election posters were defaced overnight with a Hitler moustache and devil horns.
Thousands of doctors in NSW hospitals who are vowing to go on strike next week have been warned they may face ‘legal and professional consequences’ for forging ahead with the action.
A new mental health strategy for first responders will now recognise forestry workers, national park employees, and road and transport workers who are often the first on-scene – and the last to leave – at car crashes, floods and fires.
NSW Premier Chris Minns has accused the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) of overreacting to the Metro open door debacle, rubbishing their calls for the entire network to be shut down while the incident is investigated.
The eyes of developers and the city’s major players are turning west with one suburb emerging as Sydney’s next Central Business District.
The $2.1bn toll-free M12 Motorway has passed a major construction milestone, laying the groundwork for the project to be delivered on time and on budget for the opening of the new Western Sydney Airport. Get the first look.
Parramatta’s Powerhouse Museum will be home to immersive exhibits, a 55-seat cinema and a sky-high garden oasis when it opens in 2026. Take a look inside the new facility.
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