Robert Xie, who is appealing against his conviction of bludgeoning five relatives to death in their Sydney home, will face court in June where two expert witnesses are expected to provide their reports on DNA.
An 80-year-old artist who teaches social housing residents how to paint watercolours says art therapy can help people relax and reduce anxieties during the coronavirus pandemic.
A new COVID-19 drive-through clinic has opened as the number of coronavirus cases rose to more than 3,000 state-wide. See the latest statistics and full list of clinics in the area.
From COVID-19 warnings issued to a man charged with assaulting a security guard at a supermarket in Ryde, catch up on the latest police and emergency service news in your suburb.
A young woman with aspirations of becoming a nurse smuggled more than 30 caps of MDMA into the Epik Music Festival, only to be confronted on the dancefloor by police officers.
A construction company has been convicted and fined $450,000 after a worker tragically plunged three metres and was impaled in a steel bar at a worksite in Sydney’s north.
An 80-year old woman has died overnight after contracting COVID-19 as part of the Gosford Hospital cluster that emerged earlier this month.
A pub owner who has become one of the first to receive a COVID-19 emergency government small business grant has spoken of his relief. FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN APPLY FOR THE GRANT
Ryde council is set to roll out more solar panels and a fleet of electric vehicles after pledging to hit a 100 per cent renewable energy target by 2030. Read the full details.
Jolly Joseph, an Auburn father on a refugee visa, has been convicted of assaulting an 18-year-old woman on a Sydney train.
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