Behavioural experts, heartbroken owners and survivors are convinced someone has to die before more is done to combat a significant uptick in vicious dog attacks across the state. Warning: Graphic images.
A 12-year-old boy already on bail has been charged over a burglary in which a woman in her 80s was slashed with a knife in the latest incident of youth crime in the regions.
A chorus of the state’s most prominent developers and architects have called for a complete overhaul to the state’s planning Act to fix the crippling housing crisis.
A Sydney IT specialist has been accused of plying his girlfriend with a common date-rape drug then videoing himself sexually abusing her while she was unconscious.
Six months on from a lengthy inquest, homicide detectives have launched a probe into a man’s death after he consumed ‘kambo’ frog poison at a bizarre retreat in northern NSW.
Sydney will join the ranks of the world’s most iconic cities as it becomes the seventh Abbott World Marathon major, alongside the likes of New York, London and Tokyo.
A small town surf club was forced by an Indigenous corporation to pay $2000 for the right to stage surf events on a public beach so the group could fund its “welcome to country” ceremonies.
Top business figures have ramped up calls for houses to replace horses at Rosehill as punters on the weekend snubbed the track for the running of Australia’s second richest race.
City of Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore and her retired architect husband Peter have listed the Redfern terrace they bought for $45,000 in 1978.
A city like Sydney should have the confidence to grow and the Sydney Opera House is a good example of how change doesn’t need to be scary or ugly, NSW Premier Chris Minns writes.
Thriving night-life hubs with the best food, drinks, and live music Sydney has to offer will be rolled out from the northern beaches to the eastern suburbs, Parramatta, Fairfield, and even Kiama.
A massive wind farm proposed for Mudgee has been approved, with a few key moderations. Here’s what it means.
In this thrilling race, we pit four modes of transportation against each other: the sleek new metro, a regular train, a car, and even a runner….
A growing chorus is calling for government to ‘bite the bullet’ and invest in a very fast train connecting Sydney to Newcastle.
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