A government department at the centre of an ongoing corruption probe has admitted it has failed to pay out millions of dollars in contracts. But it says it is because of an internal restructure and has nothing to do with ICAC.
He once wined and dined Sydney’s elite but now former property developer Ron Medich is resigned to die in his prison cell, refusing to talk to officers or exercise in his backyard at Lithgow jail.
Carrying a ladder and a large number of corflutes for Climate 200 candidate Nicolette Boele, the men are alleged to have told concerned residents to “f..k off”. Watch the video: LANGUAGE WARNING.
An alleged underworld figure involved in a “brutal arrest”, where he suffered a 10cm wound to his eyebrow, is behind bars on remand after being accused of stabbing his former partner in the head.
Greenway is a seat named after an ex-convict was brought to the Sydney colony. Meet the candidates vying for the seat on May 3, and read what they stand for.
From those fighting to legalise cannabis to others wanting to keep cash king, a host of political candidates are in the race to secure votes for a vast electorate in the state’s central west. Make up your mind here.
A drunk teenager who broke into a stranger’s home on the Central Coast and threatened two men with a knife, telling them “I don’t want to kill you”, has been sentenced in court.
Whoever wins Robertson, wins the election. That’s been the case since 1983 for the bellwether electorate. So who’s in the running and what do they stand for? Find out here.
With the federal election set for May 3 we profile the candidates vying for the northern beaches electorate of Mackellar, what they stand for and why they are running.
Firebrand politician Mark Latham has walked away with a 12-month good behaviour order for giving an Australian Turf Club official a foul mouthed verbal spray at the races.
Ray Hadley believes Lucy Wicks can reclaim Robertson – but the Liberal Party needs to lift its game with campaigning on the ground. Watch the video
They operated in secret in the New Guinea jungle, operating advanced radar technology to provide Australia with protection against Japanese fighter bombers. The sole survivor of those RAAF radar crews will march on Anzac Day in memory of his mates.
A nationwide developer has relaunched plans for a high-rise in Wollongong’s CBD, pushing to add extra levels and units to the already approved “affordable” apartment block.
The War Memorial said the ABC had portrayed construction noise occurring over the Last Post – which was either “insensitive” or designed to “deliberately mislead.” The ABC’s Ombudsman has ruled this was not the case.
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