The police minister has warned “morons” will be locked up over vandalism as officers arrested a 43-year-old man over the defacing of a memorial dedicated to those killed in the line of duty.
Picture special: Sydneysiders are celebrating Australia Day out and about at pubs, community events and beaches. Some got more creative, with a slip and slide made epic with a little help from firefighters.
The Minns government is drastically lagging behind in its housing delivery targets with new ABS data showing dwelling completions are down 40 per cent from where they need to be.
More than 1 million drivers across the state have been rewarded after remaining offence free over the last 12 months, by getting demerit points scrubbed from their licence.
Changes designed to strengthen NSW hate speech laws are set to be introduced to parliament as soon as February, in response to an escalation of anti-Semitic attacks across Sydney.
Sydney’s train network had a tentative return to business-as-usual on Friday morning after the Fair Work Commission ordered unions to temporarily stop widespread strike disruption.
Commuters can breathe a brief sigh of relief – their trains services are back on track after Fair Work ordered industrial action cease until it can hear the case next week. Follow live
Some of Sydney’s most iconic swimming spots are being exposed to massive levels of “faecal matter”, with some beaches reaching levels 75 times what is considered safe. Find out where.
New analysis shows NSW will fall more than 40 per cent short of its National Housing Accord commitment at the current pace of new housing approvals.
The union behind Sydney’s ongoing rail chaos plans to target key politicians’ electorates, with plenty planned for the rest of the month. See the calendar here.
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