A Greens candidate who competed against PM Anthony Albanese in his Sydney seat has undergone surgery amid fears she could lose vision in one of her eyes after clashing with police at an anti-Israel rally.
With Sydney flooded by illicit tobacco and vapes, the NSW Opposition will push for black market retailers to be shut down for a month and booted from their leases.
After three decades in the army and a stint as the Defence Minister that was suddenly cut short, WA Senator Linda Reynolds is preparing to return to a career in service.
A new survey has found the majority of Australians feel Welcome to Country have become divisive and overused, with Indigenous community leaders and academics calling for their review.
A coward attacker tried to kill his ex-wife and her friend in a murder-suicide, after stalking her following their split which led to her taking out at AVO. Last month, Shawn Marsh was sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Schools across the state are grappling with a rise in abnormal sexual behaviour among students, with reported incidents nearly doubling as teachers are urged to call out harm.
Western Sydney MP Michelle Rowland has held her seat for 15 years, and after another resounding win there’s a major reason she resonates with her electorate. Watch her High Steaks interview.
Vulnerable NSW children in state care are being neglected, gaining access to illicit drugs and running amok, whistleblowers claim, highlighting a litany of extreme failures in the duty of care of a government-contracted provider.
Police are investigating a suspicious house fire south of Wollongong and have appealed for help to identify a ute seen near the scene.
An 18-year-old man has been seriously injured after being thrown from a vehicle and trapped beneath it in a crash in Katoomba.
Children crammed into demountables at a northwest Sydney primary school will have permanent classrooms from this month, as $42m in infrastructure upgrades is completed.
Battling her second cancer diagnosis and a brain tumour, Lee Pittman is spending this International Nurses Day praising her McGrath Cancer Care Nurse for being her “level guide” through it all.
Despite rates of assaults and murders rising, the number of crucial AVO compliance checks carried out on domestic violence offenders has fallen by 21,000 in just two years. One of the state’s top cops has now pointed the finger at the courts.
Dramatic vision shows police raids which, officers will allege uncovered 1.1 tonnes of cocaine on-board a fishing boat off the NSW coast. Five people have been charged in relation to the raids. Watch the video.
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