Trains delayed by 5-minute stoppage to put up stickers
A five-minute stoppage by rail workers to put up union stickers has hit Sydney train services with delays on the busiest night of the year.
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CCTV of possible gangland hit attempt
Police have charged a man with nine alleged offences and released CCTV of another who remains at large after what they claim was a possible gangland hit attempt in Sydney’s west.
‘Community patrol’: Residents’ plan to stop ‘wannabe thugs’
Northern NSW residents at breaking point over a spate of youth crime incidents – including an alleged car theft at knifepoint – plan to “patrol streets” and make “citizen’s arrests” to tackle what they say is a “broken system”.
Protesters rally as PM hits North Coast
Frustrated protesters stirred up about local and national issues have stormed Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s visit to the North Coast. Here’s what happened.
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‘What planet are they on?’: Battlers fume at cost crunch claims
While ‘experts’ claim the cost of living crunch is easing, western Sydney locals bearing the brunt of soaring bills, groceries, mortgages and rent beg to differ.
Australia’s best caravan park revealed
The votes are in for the nation’s best caravan park – with this charming northern NSW coastal gem known for its magic location between a stunning river and an iconic surf break.
The unthinkable changes Sydney has seen in 10 years
Major projects we take for granted today would have been unthinkable 10 years ago. But state leaders say innovation must continue to make the next decade as transformative as the last.
Sexual harassment, bullying uncovered inside NSW Government
Thousands of public sector workers have blown the whistle with allegations of sexual harassment, bullying, threats and physical harm inside the NSW Government, as staff inside NSW Premier Chris Minns’ own department make allegations of misconduct.
How do I protect my house? What about pets? Bushfire season explained
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Sydney’s biggest projects that never happened
While there has been plenty of change and innovation in Sydney over the last decade, there are plenty of projects that never came to be. Here’s the Sydney transformation we never got.
Huge crowds flock to Randwick for The Big Dance
Sydneysiders have dusted off their fascinators, heels, and flat caps with a touch of spring floral to celebrate horse racing’s day of days at Royal Randwick.
‘Test of leadership’: Labor vs Liberals face off on abortion 2.0
Labor has demanded Peter Dutton commit to protecting the rights of Australian women in a second face-off between Labor and Liberals on abortion … this time in Canberra.
Residents up in arms over Totti’s patrons at 143-year-old pub
One of Sydney’s most popular eateries is working to address residents’ complaints about parking, traffic and noisy patrons near their venue – which is one of Sydney’s oldest pubs.
‘Guilty until proven innocent’: Parents sell house to defend son
Newcastle couple Karen and Phil Milner say their family has been to hell and back after their son was labelled a predator and they funded his legal defence to prove he was innocent of sexual assault and choking charges.
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