After ongoing complaints from frustrated locals about boats, trailers and caravans being left in backstreets, a Sydney council will ask residents identify “hot spots” causing safety and parking problems.
A man has been found guilty of a brutal assault with a golf club and fleeing police after a drunken Melbourne Cup day argument escalated over a bicycle.
Apology to Brendon Reeves
Travellers were denied boarding and forced to return through immigration – with some spending more than $10,000 on new flights with no prospect of a refund in sight.
Police have launched an investigation after a young woman was found dead in Sydney Harbour late on Monday night.
An $800m proposal to upgrade Warwick Farm racecourse with the proceeds of the sale of Rosehill Gardens has split the racing industry.
Ben Roberts-Smith’s former lover has threatened to sue Media Watch, claiming the ABC program defamed her by wrongly implying she leaked a secretly recorded phone call.
This election marked the first time Gen Z and Millennials outnumber baby boomers and the younger generations abandoned the Liberal Party at the ballot box.
While Labor threw the kitchen sink at trying to oust Independent MP Dai Le from Fowler in southwestern Sydney, she extended her hold on the seat with a 1 per cent swing. And tells the Daily Telegraph why she feels like Neil Armstrong.
Two elite Sydney schools will no longer have co-educational learning at their junior campuses, going against a wave of single-sex colleges shifting towards boys and girls learning together.
A couple has been charged after shots were allegedly fired from a car three times – including once where footage, posted on social media, allegedly shows a shotgun being fired from a moving vehicle.
A junior figure skating champion turned exotic dancer charged with plastering more than 30 posters doxxing a man after a nasty break-up has had her charge dismissed on mental health grounds.
A Sydney council will donate a bunch of decommissioned mobile phones to help domestic violence victims avoid their perpetrators amid a growing crisis in shelters, which have become “bottlenecks”.
A young man has admitted to threatening two train passengers with a firearm in the middle of the afternoon, along with a raft of other offences.
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