NSW Attorney-General Michael Daley has requested a please explain meeting with justice department bosses after The Daily Telegraph revealed a spike in people having criminal charges dismissed on mental health grounds.
Colombian A-League star Angel Torres told a woman she was “crazy” and “going to ruin my career” after she fled his unit in tears having allegedly been sexually assaulted, a court has heard.
Masood Zakaria was “tortured” in a Turkish jail and now back in Australia, has to eat tuna “in a pouch” in Goulburn Supermax, his legal team have claimed.
The future of what was once a beloved Sydney RSL club, which struggled financially due to the Covid pandemic, can be revealed after a property developer lodged an application to have it bulldozed.
Indigenous leader Warren Mundine has led a chorus of criticism after the Australian Venue Co, which was forced to apologise for its Australia Day ban at more than 200 venues, is doubling down and snubbing our national day.
The Sydney Palestine Action Group, which orchestrates weekly pro-Palestine protests through the CBD, will demonstrate at Belmore Park with First Nations campaigners Blak Caucus who will fly the black, red and yellow Aboriginal flag.
Sydney’s hottest day so far this summer has faded away to powerful winds, which launched a gazebo perilously close to power lines in one of more than 100 incidents reported to the SES across the city.
It is a vanishing act with all the trimmings – serious drug charges, allegations of forged court documents and millions of dollars worth of sureties at risk. But how did a man with so many strict conditions get a six-day head start on authorities.
Hundreds of workers and residents have been evacuated in Sydney’s inner west after parts of a multistorey building slated for demolition collapsed.
New details about the Coalition’s flagship tax promise for small business can be revealed – and you may be surprised by what’s covered.
The combined rail unions have abandoned industrial action for now, but have vowed to continue their campaign of disruption that has caused serious headaches for Sydney commuters.
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.
A recently completed unit development has come under scrutiny from the state’s building watchdog after multiple defects including “cracking” and leaks were uncovered during an inspection.
The push to get another supermarket to open in Sydney’s west is on, while frustrated residents could have to brace for delays to revitalise the “cesspit’’ main drag.
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