‘Forever changed’: Tributes for truck driver killed in highway crash
A truck driver who died in a crash in southwest Sydney will be remembered for being a supportive partner who was dedicated to his job.
A truck driver who died in a crash in southwest Sydney will be remembered for being a supportive partner who was dedicated to his job.
A Blacktown truck driver who ran a red light and ploughed into eight cars after he “fumbled” his coffee in Sydney’s inner west has been sentenced. Here’s what happened.
A renowned Dubbo private school which has birthed multiple NSW Blues legends including Matt Burton and Isaah Yeo has submitted a proposal for a major expansion to their sports facilities.
A man who carried an unconscious woman to a “secluded” location in Sydney’s inner west and filmed himself groping her has been jailed. Here’s what happened.
A council has once again bailed out Sydney’s Mardi Gras festival, unanimously approving more than $250,000 worth of free rent for CBD office space in a bid to keep the financially stricken event afloat.
As experts call for a return to more explicit teaching in the wake of the nation’s NAPLAN results, teachers lead the charge with record students numbers in the PM’s Spelling Bee.
A Sunshine Coast tiler has been outed as a dishonest drug dealer after police found a customer complaint about a meth deal on his lost phone.
The fourth annual Prime Minister’s Spelling Bee opens Monday as the PM rallies Australian kids to take part, as technology changes the world.
A man who was allegedly part of a duo that stole jewellery and cash from the property of a dead grandmother during her funeral has fronted court.
A retired music executive, who worked with legends including David Bowie, Kate Bush, Radiohead and Crowded House, is parting with his storied collection of Mambo shirts in a flash sale run by a Central Coast boutique.
A massive drug and alcohol addiction hub is set to be overhauled following a $3 million grant to bankroll the haven’s expansion.
A man has been charged after allegedly leaving a gel blaster firearm on a Sydney Train.
Blocked access for firefighters, no sprinkler systems in unit blocks and faulty alarms. These are some flaws identified in homes and places of worship in Sydney’s second CBD.
A bougie gym chain is expanding in western Sydney where it plans to be the anchor tenant at a $63m residential complex that will be home to its largest facility yet.
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