As a strict 14-day lockdown began in Sydney on Saturday, it was revealed a Sydney-based Virgin cabin crew member tested positive to Covid-19, sparking NSW Health to sent urgent alerts about possible exposure to passengers both in NSW and interstate.
Two clients have tested positive for COVID-19 after visiting the Double Bay salon and a further 900 clients passed through and are “potential contacts“ while three staff worked while infectious.
Corrections Minister Anthony Roberts has checked himself into a quarantine hotel while other MPs and staffers are isolating at home — along with thousands of Sydneysiders — in a bid to stop the spread of Covid.
Farmers’ hopes to use the world’s most lethal mouse poison to fight a devastating mouse plague have been crushed after a ruling by the poisons regulator.
The Catholic schools boss has called for a return to the one-year Graduate Diploma of Education that was scrapped in 2016 as teacher shortages begin to bite the private sector.
Lauren Rafferty’s desperately heartbroken mother, Rachelle Owen is trying to find out what prompted her sweet 12-year-old daughter to commit suicide on Mother’s Day.
A legendary digger who made headlines for refusing to let Covid-19 spoil his Anzac Day march has died aged 101.
Narrabeen Sports High School science teacher Lauren Wilson, 26, and her year 9 student Dominique Melbourn, 14, will both fight for a chance for Olympic glory at this weekend’s swimming trials.
A new study says that for the second year running, students are less likely to go into a job, training or higher education after leaving school. Have your say here.
Griffith man Mick Crump decided to do something about the potholes in a local street but will now face court for the cunning plan that forced authorities to repair the bitumen.
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